The crash is a potential nightmare for Cameron and Tory-leaning editors
So the politics has started. Yesterday, the Mirror‘s “Gorilla Of Greed” headline. Today, Simon Jenkins wants to know which members…
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Sir Ray Tindle’s oasis of calm: “Bouncing back to great prosperity”
Overlooked amid the madness: Sir Ray Tindle’s family business has bought three weekly newspapers in Essex. The man himself —…
ByHow should you cover a run on one of Britain’s biggest banks?
As for the Mail‘s front page splash this morning (“Crunch Time At The Halifax”), here’s a representative comment: 1 –…
BySpivwatch: They infiltrated the Express long ago
Hilarious footnotes on today’s Express front page, which suggested that Britain needs saving from the spivs of the Square Mile.…
ByWhy Downing Street’s spinners should be scared of the Mirror and (yes) the Express
Who’d be a Treasury minister amid this mess? Or a Square Mile spin doctor? Well, OK — the aforementioned people…
ByBacklash brews for US financial journalists: Guardian man mentioned in despatches
The crash will reshape the City. It will probably strip Gordon Brown, the erstwhile Iron Chancellor, of the last vestiges…
ByLeaking against the short-sellers? Robert Peston mixes it with the Sopranos
A stray comment at FT Alphaville underlines the febrile context in which financial reporters are operating as the market collapse…
ByMeltdown reporting: A few good ‘uns
The carnage on the financial markets has produced some great reporting. On Monday, the Guardian‘s coverage was excellent in parts.…
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