Acorn4, I too don't read all of the content of my Daily Mail. I chiefly get it for the four pages of puzzles, to keep my brain active. I like the Letters page, and once a week it has a few Health items by a doctor which are interesting. And the TV schedules.
I do NOT have any interest in its political standpoints, articles about 'celebs' etc. I keep the 'Verdict' edition (about the week's football) for my husband to read later.