The Sunday Telegraph, the country's biggest-selling paper, fell 8.5% in the same period but still sells a relatively healthy 466,976 copies each week.
At the Sea Life aquarium in Auckland, New Zealand, Sony technicians working with the aquarium's animal trainers taught Rambo, a female octopus, to press the shutter on a special camera and take pictures of the visiting public (each photo sells for $NZ2 to support the aquarium's conservation programmes).
Here, every Saturday, Jane sells her own fruit, vegetables and, in autumn, meat, and the products of a few carefully chosen biodynamic growers.
3 Damien Hirst finally sells that diamond-encrusted skull.
It was not Amazon's first foray into music – it sells MP3 downloads – but it was a major move in the battle to dominate the next generation of music listening technology.
Apple sells a version of the watch with a gold case that starts at £8,000.
This is the same country that sells its capital, London, as a global hub, a melting pot of nations where more than a third of residents – or about 2.5m - are foreign born and pretty much everyone rubs along nicely together.
He sells fruit on the pavement in Dadar, one of the most expensive areas of the city for hawkers.
(A certain frozen food specialist sells it in excellent value £1 bags).
You do need mature spinach, of the kind that's so puzzlingly ignored by supermarkets, who favour the baby leaves that are far too delicate for this dish; I'm lucky enough to have a local market that sells it in big muddy bunches; greengrocers and farm shops are other good sources.
The group, which sells consultancy, engineering and project management services, reported a margin of 7.1%.
