In five of the last six months, The Times has been the best performing national newspaper in terms of year-on-year circulation change.

This, along with the graph below which tracks average circulations for every month over the last ten years, suggests that its print circulation decline could be levelling off.

The line-graph below shows that The Times’s circulation has been relatively steady since April 2012, when it recorded an average circulation of 393,187, compared with 399,915 last month.