Only been in it twice (a couple of months ago) both times there seemed to be quite a few, but they were only in the absolute central sectioin (behind the entrance desk) not on any of the other slightly more outer racks.

FTs, IHTs, El Pais (English eddition), some other european paper - english eddition, and I *think* possibly some Telegraphs!
Also the standard international englsh language magazines.

Regarding food, as a vegetairan what annoyed me was that NONE of sandwiches were veggie, and further when I asked I was laughed at! I didn't think that was terribly appropriate for the non-schengen (therefore certainly quite international) terminal of what is supposedly a major world airport in the making.

They did have some cheese rolls in sealed plastic bags, and although they had picked up a lot of the taste of their wrapper they were certainly sufficient to keep me going with some peanuts as well (plus a good range of drinks).

They real joke about the rolls is that I reckon they are the same ones Iberia try and charge ecconomy passengers 8 EUR (or something) for!

In fact quite a lot of stuff in the louge seemed to be made from onboard stuff. The toilets had trays of referesing wipes etc that were clearly prepared for short and longhaul inflight.