Britain demands justice over journalist killings
Britain is to ask the Australian government whether it intends to bring to justice the men responsible for killing two…
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Which? appoints Jess Ross as website editor
The online arm of consumer watchdog Which? – which.co.uk – has appointed Jess Ross its new editor. Ross joined Which?…
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The Chronicle and Echo in Northampton claims it was the first newspaper in the country to break the story of…
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Geotagging news – straightforward enough, but short of target
Any regional reporter daring to file copy about an event without giving details of where it took place soon becomes…
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Prince Harry news blackout ‘was justified’
Media chiefs have defended their decision to agree to a blackout on Prince Harry’s deployment to Afghanistan, claiming that there…
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My week reporting on the Bridgend suicides
One of the biggest stories in Britain over the past few weeks has been raging on our patch and every…
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Reuters has announced improved profits in its final year as a standalone company despite costs of £45m spent on merging…
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How Castro won the war, as I saw it…
The ‘retirement’of Cuba’s Fidel Castro takes me back – in memory anyway – close to 50 years, when Castro’s attempts…
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