An abandoned copy of the Sunday Sport, a British tabloid newspaper.

Trishaw drivers read newspapers and chat about politics.

A news-stand in the city centre displaying newspapers many reporting the events surrounding the military coup.

An elderly man walks along the Aegean seafront.

Martin Butora, sociologist, writer, university professor and diplomat, in his flat with an old copy of 'Echo', a student newspaper published 6 April 1968.

Prof. Ing. Marie Bohata with an article about her work at the CERGE-EI Institute in Prague. She is a senior researcher at the CERGE-EI (Center for Economic Research and Graduate Education - Economics...

Passengers on a Trans-Siberian Express train waiting on the platform during the break in the journey.

Passengers on the train to Shymkent.

Indigenous Nenet Roman reading a copy of newspaper 'Pravda' (Truth), brought by his friend from a nearby town.

Nenets women reading an edition of 'Pravda' in a tent ('chum').

A man reading a newspaper and drinking coffee while a woman smokes a cigarette at a cafe in the embassy area of the city.

Popular youth magazines displayed on a newspaper stand.

A vendor at a news stand sitting with his dog outside his kiosk.

SUn loungers on the sand at the Atlantis, The Palm hotel, on the Palm Jumeirah artificial island. It was the first resort to be built on the island and is themed on the myth of Atlantis.

A freshly smoked trout lies on a page of the Taunus Zeitung newspaper.

A young man reads The Guardian of 5 November 2020 with a back page advert by the Government, annoucing the lockdown due to run from 5/11/2020 - 02/12/2020.

Locals read newspapers in a club building in Mattancherry.

Shoppers pass a man giving out free copies of the Evening Standard as they enter the underground at Tottenham Court Road station.

A man sits in front of a wall decorated with old pictures reading a newspaper as he waits to get a haircut at a barber's shop in Shenandoah, a city in the coal mining region of Pennsylvania.

A residential property, in one of the last shanty districts of Shanghai, where the kitchen walls are lined with newspapers.

An African themed restaurant in 6th of October City.

Men reading a newspaper displayed for the public in a window.

A man reads a newspaper as rides on an escalator at London Bridge underground station. Behind him, a giant digital display broadcasts information asking travellers to use face coverings.

A man reading The Sun newspaper in the 'The Angry Friar', a 'British pub' in Gibraltar.

A woman wearing a face visor sitting on a bench in Victoria Park.

An elderly man sleeping on a bench next to a man reading a newspaper.

A man walks past derelict building covered in graffiti in Hackney Wick, east London.

A homeless person's sleeping bag outside a restaurant where the windows have been covered with newspapers. Shops and businesses throughout the country have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Life in a time of coronavirus. Louis reads the Guardian with an advert on the back page telling people to stay home and a photo of Boris Johnson on the front with news that he has been admitted to hos...

People relax in the spring sunshine in Hampstead Heath, a large area of park and lakes in north London. People ignoring the government's advice on social distancing led to a lockdown being implemented...

People relax in the spring sunshine by the dog pond on Hampstead Heath, a large area of park and lakes in north London. People ignoring the government's advice on social distancing led to a lockdown b...

A man sits on a bench reading a newspaper outside a closed market in Lal Chowk. The first positive case of which was identified in the Khaniyar area the previous night leading the local government to...

'Corona-Destinies' announces a copy Germany's biggest newspaper Bild Zeitung left on the counter of a bakery shop.

A man reading a newspaper in an alleyway in the old town.

A shoe-shiner and a beggar on a street corner in the Spanish-built historic centre of potosi.

Jaroslaw Kurski (centre back to camera), vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, during the daily meeting at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski, vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, during the daily meeting at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (centre left), vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, during the daily meeting at the newspaper's headquarters.

A picture of Lech Walesa in the office of Adam Michnik, the editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland.

An award in the office of Adam Michnik, the editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland.

Books in the office of Adam Michnik, the editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland.

A statuette in Adam Michnik's office. Michnik is the editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland.

Books and papers piled up in a corner in Adam Michnik's office. Michnik is the editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland.

Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland,in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (right), vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, with editor-in-chief, Adam Michnik, at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, talking with editor-in-chief, Adam Michnik, at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (right), vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, during the daily meeting at the newspaper's headquarters.

Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland,in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland,in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

A billboard poster, featuring scantily dressed men and women, for the film 'Just Married' at a cinema on Baron Street.

Adam Michnik, editor-in-chief and founder of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland,in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

Jaroslaw Kurski (left) vice editor-in-chief of Gazeta Wyborcza, the largest opposition newspaper in Poland, in his office at the newspaper's headquarters.

A man looks at newspapers displayed on a vendors stall soon after the Indian government's scrapping of article 370.

Newspapers displayed on a vendors stall soon after the Indian government's scrapping of article 370.

A man reads a newspaper called 'The Daily Distraction' with a cover that reads 'Love Island abandoned due to rising tide' during a climate protest in central London organised by Extinction Rebellion (...

A photo of Karel Gott on front page of Czech newspaper Dnes. Karel Gott was a Czech pop singer who died at the age of 80. He was known as the 'Sinatra of the East'.

The Nugget Nome, the oldest Alaskan newspaper dating back to 1899, is currently headed by two Germans who came out to Alaska out of a passion for sled dog racing and who never left. Today, they are ve...

Free copies of the China Greece Times newspaper at the Athenaeum Grand Hotel.

A man reading the Daily Mirror at an out of town shopping 'village'.

A woman is selling newspapers in Visaginas, a city which is mainly inhabited by Russian workers from the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, scheduled for closure in 2009.

An old man protects his face from the sun with a newspaper while walking along the Via del Corso.

A man reading La Stampa newspaper on Piazza Vittorio Veneto. Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is European Capital of Culture 2019.

The offices of the newspaper, Gazeta.

Punters gathered at the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Shatin Racecourse.

Punters read the sports papers at the Hong Kong Jockey Club's Shatin Racecourse.

'Just quackers', a headline above a newspaper article being read on by a traveller on a tube train in Liverpool Street Station.

A man reading a copy of The (Kolkata) Telegraph.

Following Tony Blair's resignation as Prime Minister, a journalist stands on College Green holding a copy of a newspaper which has the headline 'The Blair Years'. Often referred to as College Green,...

A headline from the Evening Standard newspaper outside an Underground Station in central London.

A headline from the Evening Standard newspaper outside an Underground Station in central London.

Men selling coconuts red newspapers while they wait for customers.

A man relaxing with a newspaper by Laal Ghat on the River Ganges.

Street vendors in central Bangkok

Men relax at a cafe in the Khan el Khalili.

Men in the Muslim neighbourhood around the Nakhoda Mosque.

Ugandans Ashiraf (23, left) and Kajjan (23, right). Ashiraf identifies as a transgender woman and Kajjan as gay. While same sex marriage is not legal in Uganda, in 2015 the pair conducted a marriage c...

Ugandans Ashiraf (23, right) and Kajjan (23, left). Ashiraf identifies as a transgender woman and Kajjan as gay. While same sex marriage is not legal in Uganda, in 2015 the pair conducted a marriage c...

Clergymen eat lunch at the Talebieh Seminary.

A gift shop advertises the availibility of daily UK newspapers.

People reading newspapers displayed below a Coca-Cola advertisement in the city centre.

Rodrigo Londono studying newspapers with his girlfriend Johanna Castro and dog Winny. Better known under the nom de guerre Timoleon Jimenez and the nickname Timochenko or just Timo, the former leader...

A man reading government newspapers on public display beneath an advert for domestically produced motorcycles.

Issues of the La Union newspaper produced by community journalist Moises Sanchez Cerezo. He was abducted from his home on 2 January 2015 and his body appeared heavily mutilated a few weeks later. A fo...

A man witha Tilaka on his forehead squats while reading a newspaper.