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The Sunday Express is a British Sunday newspaper launched by Lord Beaverbrook on December 29, 1918, as the Sunday edition associated with the Daily Express. It uses a tabloid format and covers national and international news, politics, current affairs, sport, finance, lifestyle, and entertainment. The title is part of the Express newspaper group owned by Reach plc and is commonly classified as right-leaning or conservative in accounts of the British press. [British Newspaper Archive](https://blog.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/2024/10/07/daily-express-sunday-express/)
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When was the Sunday Express launched?
The Sunday Express was launched in Britain on December 29, 1918. It began as the Sunday edition associated with the Daily Express.
Who founded the Sunday Express?
The newspaper was launched by Lord Beaverbrook, the press proprietor associated with the Daily Express. It became part of the British Sunday newspaper market.
What format does the Sunday Express use?
The Sunday Express uses a tabloid format. Its coverage includes national and international news, politics, sport, finance, and lifestyle topics.
Is the Sunday Express a British newspaper?
Yes, it is a British Sunday newspaper. Its editorial coverage is aimed at UK readers and includes current affairs alongside sports and lifestyle reporting.
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