The Mail on Sunday Archive (1982–2011) provides a fully digitized run of this influential British tabloid, offering nearly three decades of insight into British and global history. Launched in 1982 as a Sunday companion to the Daily Mail, it quickly established its own editorial identity under various editors, notably Stewart Steven, who significantly increased its circulation.

This archive covers major events, from Margaret Thatcher’s premiership to David Cameron’s, and from the Falklands War to the rise of global terrorism. It also includes in-depth reporting on politics, foreign affairs, business, popular culture, entertainment, and sports.

A valuable resource for exploring modern British history and media, the collection captures the Mail on Sunday's blend of detailed analysis, conservative perspectives, and sometimes sensationalist reporting, making it essential for understanding the period’s societal and cultural dynamics.