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ExpiredReadly is to magazines what Spotify is to music. It gives unlimited access to 5,000+ magazines and newspapers including some big names such as Good Housekeeping, Hello!, Women's Health, T3, and BBC Good Food (see more of what's included below). You can download and read magazines and newspapers anywhere offline via its tablet/phone app.
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What magazines are available?
There's no limit on how many magazines you can download. The 5,000+ UK titles include:
- Celebrity & entertainment - Hello!, Bella, Heat, Closer, and OK!
- Health & wellness - Women's Health, Men's Health, Planet Mindful, Healthy Living, and Vegan Life
- Fashion & beauty - Vogue, Elle, InStyle, Grazia, and Marie Claire
- Food & drink - BBC Good Food, Delicious, Feel Good Food, Simply Vegan, and Let's Bake
- Home - Good Housekeeping, LivingEtc, Real Homes, Grand Designs, Period Ideas, and Beautiful Kitchens
- Gardening - Gardeners' World, Grow Your Own, The English Home, Garden Answers, and Amateur Gardening
- Tech & gadgets - T3, Stuff, Tech Advisor, What Hi-Fi?, and Wired
- Music - Classic Rock, Q, MOJO, BBC Music, and Total Guitar
- Crafts & DIY - Crafts Beautiful, Simply Knitting, Papercrafter, and Sew
- Gaming - Xbox Official Magazine, PC Gamer, Playstation Official Magazine, Wireframe, and Retro Gamer
- Science & nature - How it Works, The Sky at Night, BBC Science Focus, and Quest International
- Puzzles - Sudoku, Codewords and Crossword Collection
- Kids - Beano, WWE Kids, Danger Mouse, Storytime, and Film Stories Junior
- Newspapers - The Guardian, The Observer, The Metro, The Daily Express and The Evening Standard
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It's compatible with iPads, iPhones, Android smartphones and tablets, Kindles, Windows and Apple Mac.
One Readly subscription can be shared across up to five devices, so if you do decide to continue with a paid subscription, you could split it with a friend, or share with others in your household.
If you're also interested in books, see 20 tricks to access 1,000s of free e-books and audiobooks.
- Celebrity & entertainment - Hello!, Bella, Heat, Closer, and OK!
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