Sunday Post
Dundee, Tayside, ScotlandEnglishFRONT PAGEThe Sunday Post is a prominent Scottish weekly newspaper published by DC Thomson in Dundee. Established in 1914, it covers news, features, and sports across Scotland and the North of England. It is famous for its long-running comic strips, including Oor Wullie and The Broons.
How Sunday Post is leading on 1 November 2026
‘Women are being killed in Scotland and I fear we are getting used to it...’
Scotland’s shame as figures show ANOTHER 15 women die violently
The report frames fatal violence against women as a systemic and increasingly normalised issue across Scotland, highlighting specialist warnings alongside official casualty figures.
Editorial stance: Campaigning focus on public safety. What they emphasise: The human reality behind crime statistics through personal portraits, coupled with warnings from criminal justice experts..
Distinctive on this page: The prominent grid of fifteen individual portraits and silhouettes personalising the homicide toll.
If you only read this paper today: A reader would view violence against women as an urgent, unaddressed domestic crisis in contemporary Scotland.
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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN DUNDEE
Dominated by the historic publisher DC Thomson, the local print market features a concentrated ownership structure extending across both daily and Sunday formats. This single company produces the morning daily Dundee Courier, first published in 1801, alongside the afternoon Dundee Evening Telegraph and Post. Operating from the same headquarters is the Sunday Post, a nationally distributed weekly established in 1914, while the university student population is served independently by DUSA Media. Paperboy lists 5 newspapers in Dundee.
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