The Guardian's audience grew by 11.9% in June, which was also up by 41% year on year.
About 8.5m or 41% of 's total unique users came from the UK. The Guardian's figures also include traffic for its
, which relaunched this week, climbed back to second spot with a 6.57% month-on-month increase to 19.71m unique users. This figure is up by a massive 179.5% year on year.
However, the Telegraph has a considerably smaller percentage of UK users than Guardian.co.uk. About 6.47m of the Telegraph's users come from the UK, which is roughly 33%.
Mail Online suffered a poor month in June, slumping from top spot into third position.
The Mail's network of sites, which includes the combination of and , slid 14.41% month on month to 16.02m. However, this figure is still up by about 69% year on year.
The site's UK users reached 4.99m, which is 31% of the total unique users.
meanwhile remains in fourth place. Its unique users climbed 3.1% during June to hit a record 16.37m, which is up 69.7% year on year.
Just over a third (35%) or 5.73m of the Times Online's users were based in the UK
The Sun's network of sites, which includes , and , reported a 3.76% rise in its unique users in June to 15.51m, which is a rise of 71.9% year on year.
Similar to Times Online, it also attracted 35% of its users from the UK.
The , which published its first ABCe last month, grew its audience by 10.44% to 7.22m unique users. No data was available regarding its percentage of UK users.
Mirror Group's network of websites, including , rose 12.35% month on month to 5.43m unique users.
The network drew an impressive 56% or 3.04m of its users from the UK.
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