Following reader research showing that its subscribers prefer features in a smaller format, the supplement will showcase the best of the Telegraph’s columnists, reviews and arts journalism, say the publishers.
The Telegraph’s columnists will appear in the new look pull out supplement. Other highlights will include Health features on Monday, Fashion on Wednesday and extended Arts coverage on Friday. The easy-to-read format will also feature compelling and striking visuals, says The Telegraph.
The new look supplement will also be available to subscribers on The Telegraph app.
The business pages will move into the main broadsheet paper full time, ensuring that business is closely connected to news. This is intended to deliver a more integrated experience of the day’s top stories combined with a sharper redesigned data section. There will also be a greater focus on in-depth business features and analysis.
The standalone Telegraph Sport section will continue every weekday.
TV listings, crosswords and puzzles all remain in the main broadsheet section.
The Telegraph says that it continues to invest in its journalism with 32 new newsroom roles created in 2022. Ongoing investments this year also include a redesigned Saturday magazine, enlarged puzzle sections in the weekend newspapers and the extension of features and comment pages in the Saturday edition.
Later this year, the Telegraph says it will be launching an exciting new digital puzzles product.
Chris Evans, Editor, The Telegraph said: “We are always seeking ways to improve and enhance all our products so that they offer our readers the best possible experience. We have continued to develop our products; adapting to what our readers desire and demand.
“These changes give our readers a better mix of sections, and the addition of a new standalone features supplement to showcase the very best of our journalism.”
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