From Monday, the price of weekday editions of The Express will increase from 75p to 80p, while the Saturday edition will go up from £1.20 to £1.30.

How much is the Daily Express on Saturday 2020?

The Daily Express will also increase the price of the Saturday edition from 45p to 80p across the UK, while the Scottish weekday edition will rise from 30p to 50p, according to Better Retailing.

Is the Daily Express free?

DAILY EXPRESS & SUNDAY EXPRESS DIGITAL PAPER Includes a 14 day FREE TRIAL. Subscribe to the Daily and Sunday Express today and pay less for your favourite newspaper, not only do you save but you also get in delivered direct to your device every morning.

How much is a Saturday Daily Mail?

Even at £1, the Saturday Daily Mail is half the price of some rival newspapers. The price of your weekday Daily Mail will stay at 65p.

How much does the Mail on Sunday cost 2020?

The Daily Mails Saturday edition costs £1, while the Mail on Sunday costs £1.80.

Is online newspaper cheaper?

Its cheaper to subscribe to the paper than to subscribe to full digital access. Getting the paper delivered provides the most all-around access, but isnt much cheaper than full digital. The cheapest option is web and mobile only access for $15 per month.

How can I read old newspapers online for free?

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