The guardian have gone an made my Saturdays even easier, you can now see whats in the paper on one page. (the observant nerds will notice that they also have web feeds for each section); still I don’t read all of the paper, so I’m still going to summarize what I do read.

News

• Behind the lines: prince considers (brief) media career
• Throughout the 90s Yahoo was king of the net. Then came Google

Weekend

• One million tiny plays about Britain
• The waist land
• Dork Talk

Family

• Dear Eddie, Becca and Jack
• ‘Well, why haven’t my shirts been ironed?’

Sport

• Only New York stand in the way of perfect season for the Patriots

Travel

• Gone with the windmill

The Guide

• Jonathan Bernstein’s aerial view of America

Money / Work

• Bill Taylor: The office maverick

the times have a paper today page too, but i don’t read that as much (Sunday is when the times comes with all the extra bits!, Saturday is mainly boring),

I will do the Liverpool search however: so Ignoring all the football stories from last week.

Times Reviews:

• Niki de Saint Phalle at Tate Liverpool (Guardian review)
• ‘Liverpool’s Beatles hotel should stick to the music’
• How property boom spread to Britain?s far-flung regions

and finnaly: there’s nothing quite? like the Daily post stirring it up over tunnel fees

Its time for kevin’s not buying the paper, saturday papers thing

The Groniad.

• Allison Janney life after the west wing
• Obama ‘08? It’s Clinton ‘92 all over again. With one small difference

Weekend

• Our pension plan is the one where I leave in a canoe and only the canoe comes back
• A revelation made me quit
• American psyche
• Anger management
• One million tiny plays about Britain
• It’s an age thing

Family

• Living with teenagers
• Kids in houses must be jealous
• Things to do with your family this week
• Family life
• I didn’t just lose my dad

Corrections and clarification (remember that when the traditional media tell us user generated content is inaccurate)

The Torygraph

• Online tax system ‘too risky’ for the famous
• The truth about bikes and bus lanes
• Quite interesting: Seeing Stars

The Indescribably boring

• Boris is a ‘buffoon’ but he should be Mayor, say business leaders

The Times

• Pardon me, but I’ve found a way to save the world from flatulent cows
• BBC can keep its internal debates secret, court rules

Continuing the tradition of not buying but reading the paper…

Family Section

• ‘Living with teenagers
• Things to do with your family this week
• Personal shopper
• ‘I’m a daughter now’
• I’m a worthless rat - and proud of it
• Reader to Reader : “Remember when we used to have fun?”

Weekend Magazine

• There will be consequences if I am insufficiently circumspect in future’
• One million tiny plays about Britain
• Logging on
• Are you happy?

Telegraph

• Happy families
• Family travel: All off together - and baby came, too

Times

• TV bosses wash their hands of nanny with fake qualifications

and finally some Liverpool news

• The oversupply of city flats

after buying the paper last week, and then finding all the interesting bits online, I’m experimenting this week. I’m just going to find the interesting bits online. I may print some out after all there’s a certain quality to reading and besides I’m not taking the laptop into the toilet.

So here’s my weekend reading from the paper I never bought.

Family

• Living with teenagers
• First person - quite a moving piece about calling social services on your neighbour
• I lost a child and gained an adult’ - sending the children to university

Magazine

• In past Januarys my wife and I have given up drink together. This year she didn’t
• If music be the food of love, I’m full, thanks

Actual News

And (almost) finally, the guardian print something written so badly by Beril Bainbridge I can only assume they did it for a laugh. (the actual print article is shorter, and misses out on some of the more obscure rantings of the one online)

Liverpool News

And just because it was quite a big night in Liverpool (and we missed it), I’ve been reading what other papers have been saying. The Times is quite upbeat, but ends with how the 4th Grace was cancelled (like how long ago?) the Independent says “500 internal server error” never quite seen that in a real newspaper. the telegraph are just a bit descriptive, and give us a narrative of that australian woman.

Really if you want news about Liverpool from an actual newspaper (how quaint) the Guardian does have the best coverage, even if they are punctuating it with random ramblings from people who left the city 40 years ago, and are harking back to the 1800’s

only problem, I’ve now read all the bits of paper i want and it’s still not nine o’clock.