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[craftyhunnypie]

I only bother with a local newspaper to find out what events etc are going on. Don't ever bother with other papers. I find out a lot from this forum or just word of mouth. I also listen to Radio 2 & o I might occasionally I might catch the news on telly.

Emma.x

[Valkyrie]

There's something called "news"?

Kind of overdosed at one stage - couldn't get enough and now I'm totally fed up with it all and try not to look. Of course any doom and gloom is always passed on by my mother as she relishes the bad stuff and totally ignores the positive.

[Mercedes55]

I read the Daily Mail every day, apart from Sunday when I am still catching up on Saturdays paper

 

I also listen to LBC radio a lot and at night I catch up on the Steve Allen show which airs far too early for me and he usually mentions a lot of things that have been in the news that day.

[gongladosh]

Who are you on Twitter? I'm welshpurpletree if anyone wants to follow

 

I'm following you now!

 

My account has my real name, so I guess I shouldn't publish that here just in case - if anyone wants to follow me / me follow them etc, feel free to PM me, I'm sporadically interesting but don't say too much! )

[percy049]

Who are you on Twitter? I'm welshpurpletree if anyone wants to follow

 

I'm following you now!

 

My account has my real name, so I guess I shouldn't publish that here just in case - if anyone wants to follow me / me follow them etc, feel free to PM me, I'm sporadically interesting but don't say too much! )

 

me too for both! . so, just PM me of you want my twitter name!

[Lavenders_Blue]

I watch BBC Breakfast most days with a cup of tea and bowl of cornflakes, and sometimes I watch the 10 o'clock news too, although often just the headlines.

I do enjoy a newspaper (tend to buy i as I can more or less read it from cover to cover), but rarely buy one as I don't really get time to read it on a normal day, so it tends to be a holiday or occasional weekend treat.