35. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Hutton Report Leaked (The Sun (Trevor Kavanagh), 2004)
The nation was on tenterhooks awaiting the outcome of the Hutton Report, and on the eve of publication The Sun…
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36. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Attorney General’s Legal Advice on the case for war (Channel 4 News, Gary Gibbon, Jon Snow, 2005)
Eight days before voters went to the polls in the 2005 General Election, Channel 4 News obtained the summary of…
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37. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Michael Grade defects to ITV (Daily Telegraph, Jeff Randall, 2005)
Jeff Randall beat the BBC to news that their own chairman was defecting to rival broadcaster ITV in a deal…
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38. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: My Affair by Prezza (Daily Mirror, Stephen Moyes, 2006)
To the incredulity of most, the Daily Mirror broke the news that the deputy prime minister had conducted a two-year…
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39. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Northern Rock (BBC, Robert Peston, 2007)
In what was to prove the start of a series of scoops for Peston as the credit crunch began to…
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40. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Matty Hull: Friendly fire (The Sun, Tom Newton Dunn, 2007)
The Sun uncovered sensational evidence that soldier Matty Hull was killed by US “friendly fire” in the middle of the…
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41. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: Canoe wife Anne Darwin (freelance David Leigh for Daily Mirror and Daily Mail, 2008)
Splash news agency journalist David Leigh bagged simultaneous fronts for both the Mirror and Daily Mail after he tracked down…
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42. British journalism’s greatest ever scoops: MPs’ expenses (Daily Telegraph, 2009)
Only time will tell what its place is in this history books – but for many this was biggest British…
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