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Corporate Website Republishing Licence 17th July 2015 Corporate Website Republishing Licence Participating Newspapers National Newspapers Daily Mail i The Daily Telegraph Daily Mirror Independent The Guardian Daily Star Independent on Sunday The Mail on Sunday Daily Star Sunday Sunday Express The Observer Evening Standard The Daily Express The Sunday Telegraph blogs.telegraph.co.uk www.express.co.uk www.sundaymirror.co.uk observer.theguardian.co.uk www.mailonsunday.co.uk www.telegraph.co.uk www.dailymail.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk www.theguardian.com www.dailystar.co.uk www.standard.co.uk Regional Newspapers Abbey Wood & Thamesmead Mercury Gravesend News Shopper Ross Recorder & Archenfield Diary Aberaeron & New Quay Cambrian News Gravesham News Shopper Rossendale Free Press Abergavenny Chronicle Grays Corringham Tilbury Yellow Advertiser Rossington Community Newsletter Abergavenny Gazette & Diary Great Barr Chronicle Ross-Shire Journal Aberystwyth & Cambrian News Great Yarmouth Mercury Rothwell & Oulton Extra Accrington Observer Greater Manchester Business Week Royal Cornwall Show Programme Advertiser (Shoreham) Greenwich Mercury Royston Crow Advertiser (Worthing) Greenwich News Shopper Rugby Advertiser Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser Guernsey Globe Runcorn & Widnes Herald & Post Aldershot News & Mail Guernsey Weekly Press Runcorn and Widnes World Alfreton Chad Guide & Gazette Runcorn Weekly News Alfreton Echo Gwent Gazette Rutherglen Reformer Alresford Advertiser Gwynedd Business News Rutland Mercury Alresford Diary Hackney Gazette Rutland Times Alton Diary Hadleigh Advertiser Rye Observer Alton Herald Halesowen Chronicle Saffron Walden Reporter Alton Post Gazette Halesowen News Sale & Altrincham Messenger Alton Times & Mail Halifax Courier Salisbury Advertiser Amersham & Chesham Free Press Halstead Gazette Salisbury Journal Amersham & Little Chalfont Examiner Ham & High Broadway Saltash & Cornish Times Andover Advertiser Hamble Valley Journal Saltash & District Journal Angling Star Hamilton Advertiser Sandbach Chronicle Antrim Times Hamilton Extra Sandwell Chronicle Arbroath Herald & Angus County Advertiser Hammersmith & Kensington Times Sandwich Mercury Arfon Dwyfer Cambrian News Hampshire Business School's Out Armthorpe Community Newsletter Hampshire Chronicle (Winchester) Scotland on Sunday Ash & Farnham News & Mail Hampshire Voice & Diary Scottish Recruitment Ashburton & Buckfastleigh Mid-Devon Advertiser Hampstead and Highgate Express (Broadway) Selby Chronicle Ashfield Chad Hampstead and Highgate Express (Ham & High) Selby Star Ashton Extra Harborough Citizen Selby Times Ashton News Harborough Mail Selkirk Weekend Advertiser Asian Image Harleston Mercury Sheerness Times Guardian Askern Community Newsletter Harpenden Review Sheffield Journal Attleborough Mercury Harrogate Advertiser Series Sheffield Lite Ayrshire & Arran Visitor Harrogate Herald Sheffield Telegraph Ayrshire Extra Harrow Leader Sheffield Weekly Gazette (North) Ayrshire Post Harrow Times Shepshed Echo Balham Guardian Hartlepool Mail Shoreham Herald Ballymena Times Hartlepool Star Shrewsbury Chronicle Ballymoney and Moyle Times Harwich and Manningtree Standard Shropshire Star Banbridge & District Weekender Haslemere Herald Shropshire Star (Final) Banbridge Leader Haslemere Times & Mail Shropshire Star (Shrewsbury) Banbury & District Review Hastings & Bexhill News Sidmouth Herald Banbury Cake Hastings and St Leonards Observer Sittingbourne Messenger Banbury Citizen Haverhill Echo Sittingbourne News Extra Banbury Guardian Havering Yellow Advertiser Skegness Standard Banffshire Journal Hawick News Skelmersdale Advertiser Bangor Mail Hayling Islander Sleaford Standard Barking & Dagenham Recorder Hay-on-Wye & The Brecon & Radnor Express Slough & South Bucks Express Barking & Dagenham Yellow Advertiser Heathrow Skyport Smallholder Barking and Dagenham Post Hebden Bridge Times Soham & Ely Journal Barnet & Potters Bar Press Heckmondwike Herald Solihull News 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Bungay Journal (Halesworth edition) Heywood Advertiser South Wales Argus Beckenham Times High Peak Courier (Buxton) South Wales Echo Belfast Telegraph Highland News South Wales Guardian Belfast Vibe Hinckley Herald & Journal South West Farmer Bellshill Speaker Hinckley Times South Yorkshire Times Belper News Holsworthy & District Admart Southend Echo Berkhamsted & Tring Gazette Holsworthy Post Southend Standard Berrow's Worcester Journal Holyhead & Anglesey Mail Southend, Leigh, Shoebury Yellow Advertiser Berwick Advertiser Honiton Advertiser Southern Daily Echo Berwick Gazette Horncastle News Southport Visitor Berwickshire News Horndean Post Spalding Guardian Beverley Guardian Horsham Gazette Spenborough Guardian Bexhill Observer Houghton Star Spilsby Standard Bexhill-on-sea Observer Hounslow & Brentford Times Sprinburn Herald Bexley News Shopper Hounslow Guardian St Albans Review Bexley Times Hounslow Informer St Andrews Citizen Bicester Advertiser Hounslow, Heston & Whitton Chronicle St Austell Voice Bicester Review Hoylake & West Kirby News St Helens Star Biddulph Chronicle Hucknell Dispatch Staines Guardian Biggin Hill News Huddersfield Weekly News Staines Informer Biggin Hill Times Ilford & Redbridge Weekly Post Stamford Mercury Biggleswade Chronicle Ilford & Redbridge Yellow Advertiser Stamford Mercury (Bourne) Biggleswade Comet Ilford Recorder Standish Village News Birkenhead News Ilkeston Advertiser Stanstead Skyport Birmingham Mail Ilkeston Shopper Star Courier (North) Birmingham Post Ilkley Gazette Star Courier (South) Birstall News Intelligent Life Steyning Herald Bishopbriggs Herald Inverness Scene Stirling Observer Black Country Mail Inverurie Herald Stockport Express Black Country Mail Ipswich Advertiser Stockton and Billingham Herald & Post Blackdown Hills View Ipswich Star Stoke Newington Gazette Blackpool Lytham & St Anne's Citizen Irvine Herald Stornoway Gazette Blairgowrie Advertiser Isle of Man Courier Stourbridge Chronicle Bognor Regis Observer Isle of Man Examiner Stourbridge News Bognor Regis View Islington Gazette Stowmarket Advertiser Bolsover Advertiser Ivybridge & South Brent Gazette Stowmarket Mercury Bolton Journal Ivybridge Express Strabane Chronicle Bo'ness Journal Jersey Evening Post Stranraer & Wigtownshire Free Press Bordon Herald Jersey Weekly Post Stratford & Newham Express Bordon Post Jobs and Careers (N London) Stratford Yellow Advertiser Bordon Times & Mail Jobs and Careers (South London) Strathearn Herald Borehamwood & Elstree Times John O'Groat Journal Strathkelvin Advertiser Boston Standard Journal Gazette Strathspey & Badenoch Herald Bournemouth Advertiser Keep It Local Streatham & South London Press Bovey Tracey & Chudleigh Mid-Devon Advertiser Keighley News Stretford & Urmston Messenger Brackley and Towcester Advertiser Kenilworth Weekly News Stroud News & Journal Braintree & Witham Times Kennet Star Sudbury Mercury Brechin Advertiser Kent Business Suffolk Free Press Brecon Advertiser & Diary Kent Messenger Sunday Independent (Bristol) Brecon Tribune & Heart of Wales Chronicle Kent on Series Sunday Independent (Cornwall) Brent & Kilburn Times Kentish Express (Ashford) Sunday Independent (Devon) Brentwood Recorder Kentish Express Romney Marsh Sunday Independent (Plymouth) Brentwood Weekly News Kentish Express Tenterden Sunday Journal (Derry) Brentwood, Shenfield, Hutton Yellow Advertiser Kentish Gazette Sunday Life Bridgend & Porthcawl Gem Kidderminster Chronicle Sunday Mercury Bridgend Diary Kilmarnock Standard Sunday Mercury (Black Country) Bridgnorth Journal Kilsyth Advertiser Sunday Mercury (Coventry) Bridgwater Mercury Kilsyth Chronicle Sunday Sun (Teesside) Bridgwater Star Kincardineshire Observer Sunday Sun (Tyne & North) Bridlington Free Press Kingsbridge & Salcombe Gazette Sunday Sun (Wear and Durham) Bridport and Lyme Regis News Kingsteighton & Mid Devon Advertiser Sunderland Echo Brighouse Echo Kingsteignton Mid-Devon Advertiser Sunderland Star Brighton & Hove 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