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The Sunday Mirror, which has been out-performing the market in recent months despite selling at a premium to the Sun on Sunday, will go into reverse.

The mirror, which has been in storage in Danbury, Conn., for the past decade, is an exact duplicate of the 94.5-inch mirror aboard the space telescope.

The Mirror, which has an editor and four reporters and money to last three years, ranks with The Texas Tribune as a trailblazing not-for-profit site reporting on state politics and governance.

The Mirror, which has been enjoying a considerable measure of sales success over the past year or so compared to The Sun, must ensure that its editorial lives up to its boasts to be a brainy red-top.

Interested parties included the Mirror, which has decided instead to work on its own cut-price national newspaper, and News UK, owner of the Sun, Times and Sunday Times.

May 9 2012 May 11 201212 Sotheby's postwar and contemporary evening sale on May 9 reveals several standouts, including one of Warhol's hipster portraits of Elvis ("Double Elvis") and a disquieting image of a nude man writing a letter, by Bacon ("Figure Writing Reflected in Mirror," which has been off the market since it was first shown in Paris, in 1977).

Later in the decade he began freelancing for Record Mirror, which had launched as a weekly in 1954, two years after the NME; he became editor in 1964.

As for the press, he granted a short interview to the Daily Record, which had supported him, and wrote articles for the Morning Star, another supporter, and the Labour-supporting Daily Mirror, which had preferred Andy Burnham.

The pinched outrage only increased after McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg to win the men's singles championship: The Sunday Mirror, which had been calling him Super Brat, switched to King Brat.

Former PM Sir John Major is featured on the front pages of the Telegraph and the Mirror, which have widely different messages.

I returned to find all the DJ equipment on my patio sitting atop the mirror, which had cracked already into many tectonic pieces.