Dewsbury Press and MP call it quits on libel battle
The long-running libel battle between independent weekly the Dewsbury Press and local MP and development minister Shahid Malik was settled…
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An Australian magazine journalist working in the UK has appealed for help in tracking packages sent to editors by someone…
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The Aberdeen Independent has gone out of business after failing to find a buyer, ending 12 years of publishing. The…
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BySecond Chinese bravery award win
The 2008 winner of the World Association of Newspapers Golden Pen of Freedom, for standing up to government presecution of journalists,…
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