The Daily Telegraph and Guardian lead the nominations in this year’s British Press Awards with 19 shortlisted entries each.
After a year in which the Daily Telegraph dominated the news agenda with its series of revelations about MPs’ expenses its journalists are nominated in categories including scoop of the year, political journalist of the year and reporter of the year.
The Guardian has the next most nominations with 17 (with an additional two nominations shared with sister title The Observer) followed by The Sunday Times on 15, The Times on 12, the Daily Mail with 11 and the Mail on Sunday and Daily Mirror with 10 a piece.
The British Press Awards are run by Wilmington in association with Press Gazette.
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A long-list for the top prize of journalist of the year is expected to be released by Wilmington later this week. And newspaper of the year will be announced on the night.
The winners will be decided after a second round of judging this week overseen by Bob Satchwell and will be announced on the evening of 23 March at Grosvenor House.
The nominations are for the British Press Awards 2010 are:
Business & Finance Journalist
The Daily Mail – Alex Brummer
The Daily Telegraph – Jeremy Warner
The Guardian and The Observer – Jill Treanor
The Independent – Hamish McRae
The Observer – Larry Elliott
The Sunday Times – Iain Dey
Cartoon
The Daily Mail – Stanley McMurtry
The Daily Telegraph – Nick Garland
The Daily Telegraph – Matt Pritchett
The Independent – Dave Brown
The Mail on Sunday – Michael Heath
The Observer – Chris Riddell
The Times – Peter Brookes
Campaign
Daily Mirror – Fair Tips Campaign
The Guardian – The Tax Gap Series
The Sunday Telegraph – Robert Mendick
The Guardian – Climate Change Campaign
The Sunday Times Insight – Lords Investigation
The Daily Telegraph – MPs’ Expenses
Columnist
Daily Mirror – Brian Reade
Financial Times – Martin Wolf
The Guardian – Tanya Gold
The Guardian – Marina Hyde
The Guardian – Charlie Brooker
The Independent – Ian Birrell
The Sun – Kelvin MacKenzie
The Times – Caitlin Moran
Critic
The Daily Mail – Quentin Letts
The Daily Telegraph – Charles Spencer
The Evening Standard – Brian Sewell
The Mail on Sunday – Craig Brown
The Sunday Times – AA Gill
The Sunday Times – Waldemar Januszczak
Cudlipp Award – for outstanding tabloid journalism
The Daily Mail – Richard Pendlebury and Jamie Wiseman: Afghanistan boy soldiers
The Daily Mirror – Andrew Penman and Nick Sommerlad Investigate
The Daily Mirror – Hillsborough: Justice for 96
The Independent – Baltimore Crime Exchange
The Sun – Sunemployment
The Sunday Mirror – Christmas salute to war heroes
Digital Innovation
Telegraph.co.uk – Telegraph.co.uk – 2009 Flower Show
The Guardian – The Guardian G20 Coverage
The Guardian – The Guardian on the iPhone
The Sun – SunTalk
The Times – Times Labs
The Wall Street Journal – Berlin Wall Interactive
Feature Writer
The Daily Mail – Richard Pendlebury
The Daily Telegraph – Mick Brown
The Guardian – Tanya Gold
The Independent – Johann Hari
The Sunday Times – John Arlidge
The Sunday Times – AA Gill
Foreign Reporter
The Daily Mail – Richard Pendlebury
The Guardian – Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
The Independent – Robert Fisk
The Sunday Times – Marie Colvin
The Sunday Times – Dan McDougall
The Times – Martin Fletcher
Interviewer
The Daily Telegraph – Elizabeth Grice
The Daily Telegraph – Mick Brown
The Observer – Carole Cadwalladr
The Sunday Times – Ariel Leve
The Sunday Times – Camilla Long
The Times – Ginny Dougary
Photographer
Getty Images – Peter Macdiarmid
Press Association Images – Lewis Whyld
Press Association Images – Owen Humphreys
Press Association Images – Stefan Rousseau
The Daily Mail – Jamie Wiseman
The Times – Peter Nicholls
Political Journalist
The Daily Telegraph – Benedict Brogan
The Daily Telegraph – Robert Winnett
The Financial Times – George Parker
The Guardian – Patrick Wintour
The Observer – Andrew Rawnsley
The Sunday Telegraph – Matthew D’Ancona
The Times – Daniel Finkelstein
Regular Supplement
The Daily Telegraph – Telegraph Magazine
The Guardian – Guardian Weekend Magazine
The Mail on Sunday – Live Magazine
The Mail on Sunday – You Magazine
The Sunday Times – Culture
The Times – Eureka
Reporter
News of the World – Mazher Mahmood
The Daily Telegraph – Robert Winnett
The Guardian – Paul Lewis
The Mail on Sunday – David Rose
The Mail on Sunday – Jason Lewis
The Times – Andrew Norfolk
Scoop
The Mail on Sunday – Jason Lewis for “Mi6 chief blows his cover on Facebook”
The Sunday Express – Marco Giannangeli and Jason Groves for “Jacqui Smith put adult film on expenses”
The Daily Mail – Dan Newling for “Cabinet minister’s cleaner is alleged illegal immigrant”
The Guardian – For revelations about the death of Ian Tomlinson
The Sunday Times – Claire Newell and Jonathan Calvert for “Cash for Amendments”
The Daily Telegraph – MPs’ Expenses
Showbiz Reporter
Daily Mirror – Tom Bryant
Daily Mirror – Fiona Cummins
Daily Mirror – Sarah Tetteh
Daily Mirror – Clemmie Moodie
News of the World – Dan Wootton
Sunday Mirror – Dean Piper
The People – Katie Hind
The Sun – Gordon Smart
The Sun – Colin Robertson
Specialist Journalist
Financial Times – Martin Wolf
The Daily Mail – Michael Hanlon
The Daily Telegraph – David Millward
The Guardian and The Observer – John Vidal
The Independent – Terri Judd
The Mail on Sunday – Jason Lewis
Special Supplement
Daily Mirror – Hillsborough Campaign
Evening Standard Ltd – The 1000
Financial Times – The Future of Capitalism
The Daily Telegraph – The Complete Expenses Files
The Guardian – 100 Years of Great Press Photographs
The Sunday Times – Climate Change
Sports Journalist
The Daily Mail – Martin Samuel
The Daily Telegraph – Ian Chadband
The Guardian – David Conn
The Guardian – Donald McRae
The Mail on Sunday – Rob Draper
The Mail on Sunday – Patrick Collins
The Sunday Times – Paul Kimmage
The Times – Matthew Syed
The Times – Mike Atherton
Sports Photographer
Freelance – Bradley Ormesher
Press Association Images – Owen Humphreys
Reuters – Eddie Keogh
The Daily Mail – Andy Hooper
The Guardian – Tom Jenkins
The Sun – Richard Pelham
Young Journalist
The Daily Mirror – Andrew Gregory
The Daily Telegraph – Holly Watt
The Daily Telegraph – Jon Swaine
The Financial Times – Tom Burgis
The News of The World – Guy Basnett
The Observer – Tom Lamont
The Sunday Times – Miles Amoore
The Times – Sheera Frankel
International Journalist
Abdel Kareem Nabil Suleiman – Egypt
Ahmad Zeydabadi – Iran
Asos Hardi – Iraq
Dawit Isaac – Eritrea
Dhondup Wangchen – China
Eynulla Fatullayev – Azerbaijan
Gustavo Azócar – Venezuela
Hanevy Ould Dehah – Mauritania
Hla Hla Win – Burma
Ismail Cihan Hayirsevener – Turkey
J. S. Tissainayagam – Sri Lanka
Kim Seong-Min – North Korea
Mashallah Shamsolvaezin – Iran
Maziar Bahari – Iran
Olga Kotovskaya – Russia
Ricardo González Alfonso – Cuba
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