Simon Calder picks up number one travel journalist award
Senior travel editor for The Independent Simon Calder was last night presented with the award for number one UK travel…
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Peter Horrocks: Will cuts diminish World Service’s benefits?
Peter Horrocks, director BBC Global News, warned about the impact of cuts on the World Service as he delivered the…
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Like many of the old guard Fleet Street commentators, Stephen Glover frequently talks nonsense when confronted by financials. This is…
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Galloway will have day in court over phone-hack claims
Former Respect MP George Galloway has set the scene for a dramatic legal showdown with the News of the World…
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Agencies launch bid to charge for iPad pic usage
A leading group of US-based photo agencies has launched a bid to introduce new charges for the use of their…
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Leonard Downie Jr: US journalism is at a transformational moment
Leonard Downie Jr – former of Washington Post executive editor turned Arizona State University journalism professor – last night delivered…
By![Dear at the TUC: 'If there's a war [with BBC] it's not one we started'](https://pressgazette.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/7/web/o/r/o/jeremy_dear_standup.jpg "Dear at the TUC: 'If there's a war [with BBC] it's not one we started'")
Dear at the TUC: ‘If there’s a war [with BBC] it’s not one we started’
Speaking at TUC Congress on Tuesday, National Union of Journalists general secretary Jeremy Dear pledged to defend members currently fighting…
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John Varley and his iconic 1970 Football World Cup picture
John Varley, the Yorkshire-based photographer who took the iconic picture of Bobby Moore and Pele at the 1970 World Cup,…
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