Like the Mail, the paper claims to offer "unrivalled coverage".
The Express boss has repeatedly criticised the support shown to Hitler in the 1930s by the Daily Mail, the paper he has said represents "everything I hate".
In a page 2 item, "BBC man Peston and the Daily Mail", the paper points out that Peston's comments referred to a three-paragraph diary item.
They were there to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Paul Dacre's stewardship of the Daily Mail, the paper reviled by those at 10 Downing Street.
Mailbox, in a way, harks back to an older, simpler system in which you checked your mail — the paper kind — and sorted it as soon as you received it.
The Daily Mail (the paper he loathes above all others) dubbed him "Coogan the Barbarian" and insinuated that his hell-raising antics had nudged the Hollywood star Owen Wilson, a friend, to the brink of a breakdown.
The Daily Mail, the paper known to have the best relations with Charles, reported today that he was "sad and upset that his father allowed his closest confidants to speak about their difficult relationship".
This may be because what criticism there is of celebrities tends to come from a suspect source, namely right-wing newspapers such as the Daily Mail; the paper's journalists are interested in Katie Price and her boyfriends for all the wrong reasons, sneering because she's a well-off "chav".
Isn't it time for some of us to feel a little ashamed?" Oborne joined the Telegraph from the Daily Mail, the paper which ran a charity-begins-at-home front page leading article on Tuesday and launched a petition urging ministers to divert some of the foreign aid budget to deal with flooding.
