Sunday People

The Sunday People is a British tabloid newspaper that is published on Sundays. It was originally established as The People on October 16, 1881. In 1961, the Mirror Group acquired it, along with the Daily Herald. It continues to be published by the Trinity Mirror Group and shares an online platform with the Mirror newspapers. In July 2011, following the closure of the News of the World, it enjoyed a circulation of about 806,544 copies. However, by January 2014, this number had decreased to 374,820. Although it promotes itself as a "truly independent" newspaper, The People supported the Labour Party in the 2015 general election based on the preferences indicated by its readers through polling data.

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Arsenal transfer news: Valencia respond to Cristhian Mosquera bid after Real Madrid twist

13 hours ago | mirror.co.uk | Nathan Ridley

Arsenal started the month quietly but the Gunners are making plenty of noise as they prepare for pre-season, with multiple new signings on the verge of being finalisedArsenal fans were promised a busy summer and it's shaping up that way, as sporting director Andrea Berta works around the clock to build Mikel Arteta a squad capable of winning the Premier League title.
Abandoned airport that 'sold for just £1' and the failed plan to bring it back

15 hours ago | mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver

Abandoned UK airport that 'sold for £1' and the failed plan to bring it backA small airport which catered for up to 75,000 passengers in one single year was forced to close after funnelling £1m losses - and despite ambitious reopening plans, it never operated againA tiny UK airport that has been left to rot for almost two decades has finally been given a new lease of life.
KEIR STARMER: Britain will serve our Armed Forces warriors as well as they serve their nation

18 hours ago | mirror.co.uk | Keir Starmer

As you read this, our armed forces are out there, protecting our seas and our skies, guarding NATO’s eastern flank with Russia, working 24/7 to keep us safe. All the freedom and comforts we enjoy at home are secured by them. For that, we owe them not just our thanks and respect, but also our support. So that’s what this government is doing. With our historic commitment to spend 5% of GDP on national security by 2035, we are backing our brave men and women in uniform like never before.
Woman 'can't sleep at night' after being told she looks like famous football player

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Paige Freshwater

Woman 'can't sleep at night' after being told she looks like famous football playerA woman has shared her dismay after being compared to a famous English football player - but some YouTube viewers believe this isn't her only celebrity lookalikeA woman has been having sleepless nights after being compared to English football player Cole Palmer.
Club World Cup last-16 fixtures plus Man City and Chelsea's route to the final

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Nathan Ridley

Club World Cup last-16 fixtures plus Man City and Chelsea's route to the finalThe Club World Cup round of 16 kicks off on Saturday and soon enough Chelsea and Manchester City will be back in action, with the English sides having both made it through the group stageChelsea and Manchester City have both progressed into the knockout phase of the Club World Cup. The pair of Premier League sides each finished in the top two of their respective groups, earning them a place in the competition's last 16.
Newcastle make Marcus Rashford transfer decision as £140m triple swoop eyed

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Nathan Ridley

Marcus Rashford has been put up for sale by Manchester United, having been loaned out for the second half of last season after falling out of favour under Ruben AmorimNewcastle have no plans to sign Marcus Rashford, instead prioritising a former Manchester United team-mate of his. Rashford, 27, is searching for a new club as his time at Old Trafford appears to be up.
'I feel betrayed by DWP cuts to PIP - thinking about them gets my heart racing'

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Sophie Huskisson

'I feel betrayed by DWP cuts to PIP - thinking about them gets my heart racing'Law student Natasha Muzembe, 29, who lives in west London, said she doesn’t know how she will 'survive' if her £739 monthly Personal Independence Payments are cutA law student with bipolar has said she feels “betrayed” by Labour after it announced cuts to disability benefits.
Canary Island to charge every tourist doing one thing £3.80 in major change

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver

Canary Island to charge every tourist doing one thing £3.80 in major changeIn a huge blow to Brits, a tourist-riddled hotspot on the Canary Islands has unveiled plans to charge holidaymakers almost £4 per day for the privilege of using a sunbed or a parasolBrit tourists heading over to a Canary Island hotspot are slated to be hit by soaring costs if they want to spend their days at the beach.
Tech libraries with reading pens and speech tools to assist children with SEND

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Sophie Huskisson

Tech libraries with reading pens and speech tools to assist children with SENDUp to 4,000 schools will have access to assistive technology like reading pens, iPads and speech-to-text tools to support pupils with special educational needsUp to 4,000 schools will have access to assistive technology like reading pens, iPads and speech-to-text tools to support pupils with special educational needs.
UK seaside town home to epic Butlin's site crowned the 'worst' by Brits

1 day ago | mirror.co.uk | Liam Gilliver

UK seaside town home to huge Butlin's site named the 'worst' by BritsAn iconic seaside town attracting four million tourists every year has been named the 'worst' coastal destination in the UK - but £40m plans to regenerate the area could turn things aroundA popular UK seaside resort has been savagely ranked the 'worst' in the entire country, despite £1.39m of investment being pumped into the town.