The bad news continues in the circulation figures.
So, in 1983, for example, Labour was supported by newspapers accounting for only 22% of circulation - and they lost.
Emap's weekly title Grazia goes from strength to strength, managing to post another increase in sales with a circulation of 175,218, up 12.9% year on year and 2.6% on the period.
Marie Claire's circulation has dropped by 13.2% year on year and 10.9% on the last six months of 2005, to an average monthly figure of 331,127, according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for the period January to June 2006.
"He needs to improve his circulation by using our machines and he will need to take our products.
"This is a blood circulation massager," he announces.
As always happens, January witnesses circulation increases over December.
Doubtless, the circulation department at the Sun's publishers, News UK, will be closely monitoring whether there is a significant Sun-Star sales switch in the coming week or so.
"The energy and commitment of all staff on the Australian is very high and staff remain excited about breaking stories and continuing to take share from the AFR and Fairfax in terms of print circulation, digital traffic, digital subs and ad revenue".
Heatherwick says he wanted to expose the circulation of people around the bus just as you might in a glass-fronted building, and it's a compelling idea.
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