Dear Ann, I’m writing to tell you about the popular publications in Britain. A lot of people read newspapers when they are travelling to and from work. It’s good to have something to read on the train or the bus, and newspapers are easy to carry around with you. My mother usually gets The Daily Mirror on her way to work. As it’s a tabloid, it’s easy to read on the train, and the articles are nice and short. I like reading all the latest gossips about my favourite TV stars. I also look at the TV guide, to see if there’s anything good on television that evening. If I have time, I try to do the crossword. My father usually reads The Wall Street Journal. He needs to keep up with what’s happening in the business world for his job. He doesn’t just read the business pages. He often looks at the arts section to see if there are any reviews of plays or concerts, and he says, that there’s always something interesting on the letters page. Many people like to read the newspapers while they are having breakfast on Sunday morning, because it’s a relaxing thing to do. Nobody knows what will happen to newspapers in the future, but for the moment they are still a part of the British life. What Ukrainian newspapers do you read? Write to me and tell me all your news. Yours, Jane