The Daily Express

Glasgow, United Kingdom

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+44 141 332 9600
Address:
25 Tyndrum Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom, G4 0JY
City Centre
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miGlasgow, Cowcaddens Rd/ North Wallace Street
0.3 miGlasgow, Cowcaddens Rd/ North Hanover Street
0.3 miGlasgow, Port Dundas Road/ Port Dundas Place
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2 reviews of The Daily Express

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Place rating: 1
Glasgow, United Kingdom
How this newspaper has an office in Scotland I have absolutely no idea. It is a baffling fact. Everyone knows the only people who read the Daily Express are middle England fox hunters who voted for the BNP. It literally must sell about five copies north of the border.
There is nothing positive I can say about this publication. Its news, features, sport, all shockingly bad.
Place rating: 1
West Dunbartonshire, United Kingdom
Wow, this newspaper is just… well I say newspaper, it is actually more of a fictional comic. Some of the things it comes out with have to be seen to be believed, not least its fixation Princess Diana thirteen years after she died.
Its obsession with asylum seekers also makes for uncomfortable reading.
Thankfully it doesn’t sell many copies in Scotland.