Only newspapers with a daily readership of more than 100,000 copies are mentioned in January 2009. All data, regardless of direct source, are from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The values presented are the annual average circulations. The figures are from the Audit Bureau of Circulations. These are the largest-circulation newspapers in each state or province. The Daily Telegraph has the highest circulation of any newspaper in the United Kingdom with an estimated 2 million copies sold during 2008. The Sunday Telegraph follows with about 1.5 million copies sold. The Sun sells around 1 million copies per day. The Times is also published every day but does not have as high a circulation as the Sun or Telegraph; it averages 600,000 copies a day. These figures include copies sold in bookshops and newsagents, but not through online sales. The Independent on Sunday has the highest circulation of any weekly newspaper in the UK with an estimated 5 million copies sold during 2007. The Guardian is second with about 4 million copies sold. The Mirror is third with about 3 million copies sold. In fourth place is the Financial Times with about 2 million copies sold. Fifth place goes to the Daily Mail with about 1.5 million copies sold. Sixth place is occupied by the Daily Star with around 1 million copies sold. Seventh place is taken by the BBC News website with 150,000 copies sold per day.