There is “no clear evidence” that Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal Europe artificially inflated its sales figures, according to an inquiry by the newspaper watchdog. Read the full story

Circulation figures have always been a complicated algorithm comprising truths, half-truths, part-truths and lies. Read the full story

The Financial Times was the only national title to record a monthly circulation rise in September, according to the latest ABC figures. Read the full story

The Sunday Mirror has managed to retain the vast bulk of readers that switched to the paper following the News of the World‘s abrupt demise, according to the latest ABCs. Read the full story

The phone hacking scandal boosted the daily broadsheet market in July but it was the i newspaper that caught the eye as it overtook its senior title, the Independent, for the first time. Read the full story

The Mail on Sunday was the only national to post a year-on-year improvement, as ABC figures suffered against last year’s election period.

The News of the World managed to lift month-on-month sales by 1.95 per cent, despite the post-Royal Wedding trend of falling circulations. (Source: MediaGuardian) Read the full story

May’s ABCs had an after the Lord Mayor’s Show feeling to them following a bumper April that saw newspapers cash-in on the Royal Wedding.

In light of the 2010 election, The Times, Guardian and Daily Star were the biggest sufferers year-on-year; the Sun managed the biggest monthly gain with a 2.29 per cent rise. (Source: MediaGuardian) Read the full story

The Sunday Express posted a 12.84 per cent month-on-month upturn in its circulation along with a 4.76 per cent gain on the same period in 2010.

The Sunday Telegraph was also up on March, by 5.73 per cent, although it was down 0.12 per cent year-on-year. The Daily Star Sunday, Sunday Mirror and Mail on Sunday also each recorded month-on-month rises of 3 per cent or greater. Read on for the figures in full.

(Source: MediaGuardian) Read the full story