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United Kingdom
Survey time period
H1 2003 to H2 2016**
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* A newspaper's circulation is the number of copies in circulation on an average day, and includes both subscription and newsstand sales.
** The first half ran January to June. The second half ran July to December.
The source indicates: "Full ABC figures have been entered into the spreadsheets for plotting the circulation trends and calculating the readers-per-copy, but the circulation figures displayed in the tables have been rounded to the nearest whole 1,000."
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