Sunday Times

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Sunday Times

a British Sunday newspaper that has been published in London and Manchester since 1822 by Times Newspapers Ltd. The Sunday Times prints political news, commentaries on current domestic and international issues, sports news, and coverage of the arts. It reflects the interests of industrial and finance capital, and its readership consists mainly of members of the big bourgeoisie, the middle bourgeoisie, and the intelligentsia. The paper also includes an illustrated supplement, the Sunday Times Magazine. Circulation, approximately 1.5 million (1976).

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The annual Great British Beach Guide, published by The Sunday Times for the past 11 years, judges seaside resorts across the UK.

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The Sunday Times newspaper announced on Sunday that the shortlist for the 2017 Sunday Times/Peters Fraser and Dunlop Young Writer of the Year award is comprised of five young writers from Britain and Ireland.

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