Is this the end for the News of the World

[Pondlife]

Every time I hear these stories I think of my last cricket captain, who's surname is Hacking. I've known him for twenty years.

To paint a picture, he's a good bat, strawberry blond, and although he is not very big he has a large todger. This weapon became the club champion todger after opening batsman Mr Spinelli left (who was also a small man in other respects).

Gricer, is that you?

[Scrag Meister]

Is this the end for the News of the World

One can but hope.

[Clippy]

Is this the end for the News of the World

Unlikely.

[TestMangler]

Heard on the radio this morning that they've been planning to do away with the N.O.T.W. brand and havebeen working on doing so for some time.

The Sun will move to a 7 day operation with NOTW being replaced by The Sunday Sun.

[MarillionFan]

Heard on the radio this morning that they've been planning to do away with the N.O.T.W. brand and havebeen working on doing so for some time.

The Sun will move to a 7 day operation with NOTW being replaced by The Sunday Sun.

The classic rebrand.

Reminds me of when they rename troublesome council estates to 'give them a clean slate'.

[norrahe]

Heard on the radio this morning that they've been planning to do away with the N.O.T.W. brand and havebeen working on doing so for some time.

The Sun will move to a 7 day operation with NOTW being replaced by The Sunday Sun.

aka The sunday Times as it is currently

[eek]

Heard on the radio this morning that they've been planning to do away with the N.O.T.W. brand and havebeen working on doing so for some time.

The Sun will move to a 7 day operation with NOTW being replaced by The Sunday Sun.

They can't. Newcastle's local sunday paper already has that name.

[SueEllen]

They can't. Newcastle's local sunday paper already has that name.

And according to it's website it's owned by Mirror Group newspapers.

[TestMangler]

They can't. Newcastle's local sunday paper already has that name.

If it's in Newcastle, is it not called "The Soooondeee Soooon"

[Doggy Styles]

The classic rebrand.

Reminds me of when they rename troublesome council estates to 'give them a clean slate'.

To say nothing of troublesome schools.