Is it possible to find "The Mail On Sunday" on a tuesday ???

Question

hello! i don't live in UK and i would like to buy "The Mail on Sunday" of July 20th.

But the fact is that i'll be in London on July 22th, (so on tuesday),.. do you think it's possible to find that newspaper in stores two days later????

thanks..!

Answer 1

yeah but in their recycling bin

Answer 2

You should do.  They will have a pile of unsold newspapers round the back.  Ask quickly though as they will be sent back.

Answer 3

Online perhaps

Answer 4

Not in a newsagents, no, they'll have been sent back.

You can order a back issue either directly from the Mail On Sunday's distributors, or one of the companies that keeps returned newspapers in a big warehouse and sells them off for a fiver a time to people who've missed something they really wanted to read. It will cost you between 3 and 7 pounds plus postage, depending on who you use, but you'll have to do it online or by mail order, you won't be able to walk into a shop and get it.

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

Only in house holds that haven't used all their loo roll yet.

That's the best use for the Mail.

Answer 7

No, papers are on a sale or return basis and unsold ones are returned the following day.  Just ask someone to get you a copy?

Answer 8

You could go to they library they may have a copy of it but i don't think you can buy it unless you go to the Mail on Sunday office

Answer 9

if you can't get one you can order a back issue of the Sunday Mail - call 0800 833 761 or

Send a cheque or postal order to:

Circulation Dept Daily Record & Sunday Mail 1 Central Quay Glasgow G3 8DA

it costs £3.50

Answer 10

Unlikely as most unsold newspapers are sent back on the next delivery, but you could try one of the bigger newsagents such as W H Smiths. The alternative would be to try a library, they may keep copies. Try emailing them before you come to the UK to see if they will keep a copy for you.

Answer 11

doesnt the name sez it all.... sum shops may keep it 4 u if u ask