i dont buy many at home but i do buy one every day when im away,then im gutted when i see it all on sky news for free

Im not one for reading papers away or at home but my brother cant do with out one.

No

Nope. Holidays are an escape from reality. I read and watch a lot of news at home - I do not need doom and gloom on holiday too!

We never have time to read papers at home (except on Sunday mornings) so it's a treat on holiday to buy one, wander to the local cafe, order a couple of beers and spend an hour or two reading the papers. In the evenings, we do the crosswords and have hilarious fights about the answers we can't guess. So we have to buy the paper again next day to see what were the missing answers.

I do think they are ridiculously overpriced though.

Sometimes, not a newspaper with news in it though, buy the Sun or Mirror as easy to read browse, and would have the sport in it for HUbbie and son. Wouldn't fancy tackling the Telegraph or Guardian from me sunbed. it would end up in the pool.

My husband usually buys a Sunday paper and when in Spain I like the local papers like Euro Weekly and Costa Blanca News.
Sue

No, I never buy a paper. When I am on holiday I just want to be away from everything going on back home.