24 hours in British Journalism: 8-9am
Helmand: Press chief Mackenzie grabs sandwich before video call to the MoD, London, discussing visits from Kim Sengupta, The Independent;…
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24 hours in British Journalism: 7-8am
Cambridge: Two bodies found. Raymond Brown, crime reporter, munches toast and gets breakfast for his two boys. He wants to…
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Frankie Boyle wins £54k in libel damages over Daily Mirror’s ‘racist’ slur
Comedian Frankie Boyle won more than £54,000 damages today after a High Court jury concluded that he had been libelled…
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The top 50 UK publications on Facebook
As Facebook passes 1bn global unique users, Press Gazette has compiled a unique list revealing the top 50 UK publications…
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Shipman judge and ex-Sky News chief to head BBC’s Savile sex abuse reviews
Former head of Sky News to lead review into Newsnight Savile documentary Dame Janet Smith to review child protection and…
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Culture Secretary claims BBC ‘inappropriately’ pulled Newsnight investigation into Jimmy Savile
The BBC "inappropriately" pulled an investigation by Newsnight into sex abuse allegations against Jimmy Savile, Culture Secretary Maria Miller said…
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1. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: An Egyptian Treasure (The Times, 1922)
It might not have made the front page (it was on page 17) but the news, sent “by runner to…
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2. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: The Tragedy of Guernica (The Times, 1937)
A report of the destruction of the Spanish town by an air-raid which was the precursor of tactics used throughout…
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