midweek edition

For a short while a midweek edition was also published.

It was in fact always the Advertisers' midweek edition, which did not attain its own title until 1903.

Occasionally, he presents midweek editions of Sportsound.

After several changes of owner, the newspaper came into the hands of Westminster Press, under whose tenure a 20-page midweek edition was published in 1967.

It is edited from offices of the Burnley Express to coincide with the midweek edition of that newspaper.

The midweek edition was dropped in June 1938, and with the June 4 issue the paper's name changed to Automotive News.

During her tenure at the Review, Addison turned the weekly into a twice-weekly newspaper publishing the traditional midweek edition and the new weekend edition.

The midweek edition clearly damaged The Observer's reputation for independence, giving new meaning to its billboard promotional slogan: "A different set of values.

In an editorial, The Observer noted that during its 200-year history it had published midweek editions before - when the Napoleonic Wars broke out, for example.

A year ago, Lonrho published what it said were extracts from the trade department's report in a special midweek edition of The Observer, Mr. Rowland's Sunday paper.

From next week the Guardian's sport pages will move back into the main section of the paper for the midweek editions, with separate sections being retained in the Saturday and Monday papers.

The 32-page issue of USA Weekend HealthSmart carries a cover date of June 19-22 and is billed as "a special midweek edition of your favorite weekend magazine."

When the Department of Trade and Industry published a damning report into the conduct of Mr Fayed, editor Donald Trelford took the momentous decision to print a midweek edition of the paper.

To anyone not immersed in the Harrods affair, it seemed a remarkable editorial judgement - namely, that large portions of the British public were so deeply interested in a four-year-old takeover dispute that it justified a special midweek edition.

A local newspaper, the Colne Times, a variant edition of the larger Burnley Express, is published on Fridays; a second, midweek edition, the Pendle Express, aimed at both Colne and neighbouring Nelson, is published on Tuesdays.

Alongside live programming throughout the day the station also broadcasts radio versions of several Sky Sports programmes, including Gillette Soccer Saturday on Saturdays from 1500 to 1800, midweek editions of Gillette Soccer Special and the football phone-in programme You're On Sky Sports.