Britain's tabloid newspaper and its sister title, the more commonly known , have ceased publication in the UK effective Friday. Owners , (SMG) , made the announcement that the paper was ceasing operations immediately, following warnings back in December 2010 that they had experienced "an insufficient recovery". If the publications close entirely , this will be the first loss of national newspapers in the UK since the disappearance in November 1995 of "Today " owned by News International . Previous editors of the newspapers include presenter , and it was while he was editor that the reputation for the utterly bizarre making it to the front page was earned. With headlines claiming such strange things as a London bus being found in Antarctica and a World War II bomber being found on the moon, for most of their existence, the Daily Sport and the Sunday Sport were not seen as a particularly reliable news outlets. In a press release on their website, Sport Media Group stated that the closure was due to an "inability to meet certain creditors as they fall due". Trading in the shares of SMG was suspended Friday morning pending the clarification of their financial position. "The company is in the process of appointing administrators and will update the market once an appointment has been confirmed," they stated.
Britain's tabloid newspaper and its sister title, the more commonly known , have ceased publication in the UK effective yesterday. Owners (SMG) made the announcement the paper was ceasing operations immediately, following warnings back in December 2010 they had experienced "an insufficient recovery". If the publications close entirely it will be the first loss of national newspapers in the UK since the disappearance in November 1995 of Today owned by . Previous editors of the newspapers include presenter , and it was while he was editor that the reputation for the utterly bizarre making it to the front page was earned. With headlines claiming such strange things as a being found in Antarctica and a World War II bomber being found on the moon, for most of their existence, the Daily Sport and the Sunday Sport were not seen as particularly reliable news outlets. In a press release on their website, Sport Media Group says the closure is due to an "inability to meet certain creditors as they fall due". Trading in SMG shares was suspended yesterday morning pending clarification of their financial position. "The company is in the process of appointing administrators and will update the market once an appointment has been confirmed," they stated.
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