The man who edits The Lady describes taking 130-year-old from ‘pantomime dame’ to ‘serious enterprise’
The Lady magazine had double cause for celebration last month: it turned 130 years old and bucked the circulation trend…
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Neville Thurlbeck says of arrested journalists: ‘They will be given a second chance, as I have’
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck has reassured colleagues that there is life after being caught up…
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Guido Fawkes ten years on: ‘I didn’t go into Westminster to make friends, and I’ve achieved that’
Guido Fawkes, the political blog which launched in 2004, now has four full-time members of staff and is plotting international…
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‘Emotionally exhausted’ Peter Oborne condemns ‘contemptible silence’ of Barclay brothers
Ordinarily, the resignation of an aggrieved senior journalist from a newspaper would make a story for Press Gazette and gain…
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The trial: How one email cost a reporter his job, his savings and 18 months of his life
Some may still feel that the many tabloid journalists hit by the full force of UK criminal justice in recent…
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Independent’s Patrick Cockburn: Charlie Hebdo attack not surprising – it will ‘probably’ happen here as well
On being presented with the Foreign Affairs Journalist of the Year prize at last month’s British Journalism Awards, judges quipped…
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Relaunched Big Issue takes on the free titles: ‘Rather than belly-ache, we need to work harder’
Since the 2007 launch of Shortlist magazine, The Big Issue has seen its circulation drop from an average of 174,770…
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ACPO media chief Colette Paul: Some police are afraid of talking to journalists
Media lead for the Association of Chief Police Officers Colette Paul talks to Press Gazette editor Dominic Ponsford about how…
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