David Pemsel, deputy chief executive of Guardian News & Media, said: "March marked another milestone for the Guardian, with traffic hitting a record 127 million monthly unique browsers, including off-platform traffic.
"It's great to see that our award-winning journalism continues to find new audiences, and that when significant world events happen people turn to the Guardian for its trusted and intelligent reporting."
Market leader MailOnline saw daily traffic drop from a record month in February, down from 14.7m million unique browsers to 14m per day, but posted 220 million monthly uniques.
Meanwhile, Mirror Online's continues to make strong gains too, with more than 50 per cent growth year on year.
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Newspaper website |
Daily average unique browsers, March 2015 |
Monthly average unique browsers |
Daily % year-on-year change
MailOnline
13,963,077
225,942,856
23.94
7,289,446
127,372,034
28.56
Trinity Mirror Group - Digital
5,338,911
92,449,983
55.02
Telegraph
4,119,272
85,989,721
15.99
Mirror Group Nationals
3,844,759
72,171,882
52.78
The Independent
2,484,571
53,776,149
50.35
Trinity Mirror Regional Network
1,701,369
27,544,085
Metro
1,202,103
24,236,503
4.03
823,652
19,928,715
99.48
607,118
11,074,973
81.95
Manchester Evening News
464,638
6,867,477
86.56
Evening Standard
369,984
8,395,802
60.63
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