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The '''Sunday Post''' is a Sunday newspaper published by [[D.C. Thomson]] of Dundee; it circulates mainly in [[Scotland]] and the north of [[England]]<ref>http://www.sundaypost.com/</ref>. It is noted for its conservative political and social ethos and its homely, even folksy style. It is also well-known for two full-page cartoon series published on alternate weeks and celebrating family life in small-town Scotland: [[The Broons]] and [[Oor Wullie]]. | The '''Sunday Post''' is a Sunday newspaper published by [[D.C. Thomson]] of Dundee; it circulates mainly in [[Scotland]] and the north of [[England]]<ref>http://www.sundaypost.com/</ref>. It is noted for its conservative political and social ethos and its homely, even folksy style. It is also well-known for two full-page cartoon series published on alternate weeks and celebrating family life in small-town Scotland: [[The Broons]] and [[Oor Wullie]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:37, July 23, 2007
The Sunday Post is a Sunday newspaper published by D.C. Thomson of Dundee; it circulates mainly in Scotland and the north of England[1]. It is noted for its conservative political and social ethos and its homely, even folksy style. It is also well-known for two full-page cartoon series published on alternate weeks and celebrating family life in small-town Scotland: The Broons and Oor Wullie.