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'''''The Sunday Times''''' is a Sunday [[newspaper]] distributed in the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]] owned by [[News Corporation]]. 

While its sister paper, ''[[The Times]]'', maintains a roughly equal circulation to the other main UK quality daily, ''[[The Daily Telegraph]]'', the ''Sunday Times'' occupies a dominant position in the Sunday broadsheet market. Other newspapers owned by News Corp include ''The Times'', ''[[The Sun]]'' and ''[[News of the World]]''. News Corp also owns the [[Fox Network]] and [[Sky Television]].

It is noted for publishing the faked [[Hitler Diaries]], believing them to be genuine. Other notable stories include,
*Israeli Nuclear Weapons - using information from [[Mordechai Vanunu]] the Sunday Times published the fact that [[Israel]] had manufactured over 100 [[nuclear]] warheads.
*Uncaring Thatcher - The Sunday Times ran a story claiming that the [[Queen Elizabeth II|Queen]] was upset with the style of [[Margaret Thatcher]]'s leadership. This was notable as the Monarch generally maintains a strictly impartial role in [[Politics of the United Kingdom|UK politics]].

==See also==
* [[Motor Show (UK)|The Sunday Times Motorshow Live]]

==External links==
* [http://www.sunday-times.co.uk/ www.sunday-times.co.uk]

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'''''The Sunday Times''''' is also a News Corporation Sunday newspaper distributed throughout [[Western Australia]].

==External links==
* [http://www.sundaytimes.com.au/ www.sundaytimes.com.au]

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'''''Sunday Times''''' is also a popular [[South Africa]]n Sunday newspaper.

==External links==
* [http://www.sundaytimes.co.za/ www.sundaytimes.co.za]

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