Why Lord Fowler’s Journalism Quality Test won’t work
Those of you who recall Norman Fowler as one of Prime Minister Thatcher’s more right-on colleagues will have been startled…
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The Standard says that Brenda feels your pain. No, really. . .
Journalists and recessions don’t get on well together. Sooner or later, a downturn becomes an exercise in standing around, waiting…
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Journalists talking the talk
I could propose that lectures are the new rock and roll, but I would probably end up in Private Eye’s…
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My Week: Jonathan Rugman
Monday It is 8.45am and I am pedalling up Wigmore Street towards ITN when the day’s programme editor calls. George…
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Scientists say that falling in love alters our brain chemistry, and therefore the way in which we perceive the world.…
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By way of limbering up for tomorrow evening’s debate at The Frontline Club, I’m reading Roy Greenslade riffing off an…
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The brains behind Sweet, the new bi-monthly magazine on ‘health, life, diabetes and you’have the opportunity to hit pay dirt.…
ByMy Week: Sam Leith, Literary editor, The Daily Telegraph
Monday Ian McEwan has told the Hay Festival that he ‘hates comic novels”, apparently. Odd. What have they ever done…
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