August 14, 2018
Sunday Herald and Glasgow Herald editorial teams to merge in Scotland, reports claim
If we ever get boring, we’ll close. The last thing I want to do is… just hang on for the sake of it
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BBC's Kamal Ahmed says corporation needs to examine 'how we do news' as younger audiences snub 'linear news'
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Heat magazine claims to reach 4.3m people as it publishes bumper 1,000th edition
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British Journalism Awards 2018: Now open for entries at early-bird rate
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Former MP Lembit Opik wins privacy complaint against Sun over pics of him 'nuzzling' woman while on holiday
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Soft exit? Paul Dacre understood to have edited his last Daily Mail 
Times and Express settle libel claims after wrongly suggesting married couple ran Islamist ‘Trojan Horse’ plot at primary school 
Newsquest to axe sports editor and sports writer roles at Bradford in cuts equal to 'third' of sports desk 
Former MP Lembit Opik wins privacy complaint against Sun over pics of him 'nuzzling' woman while on holiday 
British Journalism Awards 2018: Now open for entries at early-bird rate
Archant group editor speaks out to defend rival newspaper over council blacklisting in 'attack' on press freedom
August 13, 2018
A newspaper editor who has been “blacklisted” by a local council has said he is “very... Read more
Newsquest to axe sports editor and sports writer roles at Bradford in cuts equal to 'third' of sports desk
August 13, 2018
Newsquest is set to make "a third" of its sports journalists redundant across five newspapers... Read more
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August 13, 2018
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Times and Express settle libel claims after wrongly suggesting married couple ran Islamist ‘Trojan Horse’ plot at primary school
August 13, 2018
The Times and Express newspapers have settled a libel case brought by a husband and wife who were... Read more
News diary 13-19 August: Imran Khan to be sworn in as Prime Minister of Pakistan and North and South Korean officials to meet
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Beautician wins complaint against Mail on Sunday over 'cosmetic cowboy' claims
August 10, 2018
A beautician has won a complaint against the Mail on Sunday over an article investigating the rise... Read more
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British Journalism Awards for Specialist Media 2018: Full shortlist for inaugural awards revealed
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UK advertising spend grew to record £22bn in 2017 as Duopoly prosper and newsbrands are squeezed
Total advertising spend in the UK grew by 4.6 per cent to a record £22.2bn last year, but the... Read more -
Intern suing Monocle for unpaid wages leaks 'extreme' handbook given as guide to working for high-end publisher
An intern who is preparing to sue Monocle over unpaid wages has revealed the “extreme” 18-page... Read more
Comment/Analysis
The day the Fleet Street lunch died
BBC must appeal Sir Cliff ruling on behalf of UK media or help bring about new ice age for journalism
Paul Dacre will be judged by history over paper's role in securing UK exit from the EU
The new regime: GDPR and journalism