just wondering, how up to date people keep themselves with current affairs?
i read 3 papers and watch 7 news bulletins a day
i read a paper or watch the news every day
i read a paper or watch the news when i get chance
i catch up about once a week
i know everything to do with football but F.A. else
only current affairs i know are whos shagging who in corrie
just wondering, how up to date people keep themselves with current affairs?
I read the Times and the FT pretty much daily and have reuters news feeds constantly on my PC along with Sky News on the TV (and on my PC)
I don't read any of the daily newspapers, I'll read the Guardian website from time to time and I do enjoy BBC News 24 when I have any time to watch it.
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Radio in the morning then perhaps the metro but then I check the web including newsnow and bbci...
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I use Ceefax and the BBC website every day.
I rely on the good people of DF to provide me with the information relevant to the world (woman gives birth to frog etc)
Normally watch the news in the evening and maybe browse the bbc site every now and again
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only time i watch the news is at 6am when my tv wakes me up, needless to say i dont remember any of it
read a paper or watch news at tea time occasionally, and tend to take an intrest in current events posted on here
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I always keep an eye on the reuters feed for what is going on in the world.
rarely read newspapers , mostly watch s]{y news and cnn and also use newsnow.co.uk
i watch newsround short and to the point unless something big happens then the whole 5mins is about one story
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