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Sorry to say none how I first got on a UK index was a miss sent e-mail to my now dead address abc2512@gatway.net the funny thing was even with the address being dead the UK listing slill came in anyway due to my last name Manning being so offen used in england
My dad usually gets the Telegraph on the weekend and one of my mates usually has the Times on a weekday so I nick that once he's done with it. I try to make a habit out of getting the FT but I usually forget to nip into the shop while I leg it down to the tube station (I'm usually late for college).
FT is one of the best because it doesn't really have a strong political stance coming across, and it is comprised of what i'd call "real" news. Business news, technology news and how the world, environment, government, culture affects it, so covering lot really. The FT Digital Business on Monday is great too, and the FT Magazine at weekends.
I read the Gurnaiad pretty regularly, but I also like the Times Literary Supplement, which is less hard news and more reviews. Anyone who voted for The Sun should be ashamed -- unless, of course, you're reading it from a sociological standpoint to figure out why England is turning into a chavvy cesspool.
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