David Dinsmore: ‘Women biggest backers of Page Three…Fleet Street’s silence on Sun arrests’
Sun editor David Dinsmore said this morning that women had been the most vociferous supporters of Page Three when the…
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Editor keen to distinguish Esquire from ‘less and less respectable’ lads’ mags
Although a photograph of a half-naked Kate Moss adorns the front cover of its September issue, Esquire’s editor insists his…
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Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands: ‘We cover Boris but we’re not slavish about him’
Among the many photos that adorn Sarah Sands’ office in the Evening Standard newsroom, there are two to which she…
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Evening Standard veteran diarist James Hughes-Onslow: ‘There’s no substitute for getting out and meeting people’
A diary columnist would have beaten Woodward and Bernstein to Watergate. So says James Hughes-Onslow, the Evening Standard’s Londoner’s Diary…
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Guido Fawkes news editor Harry Cole on ‘morally bankrupt’ Lobby, ‘moany’ Private Eye and Chris Huhne
Harry Cole could have been a big name in student politics if his eye for a good story hadn’t got…
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Peter Preston reflects on 50 years of triumph and disaster at The Guardian and Observer
Fifty years after joining The Guardian, Peter Preston is better placed than anyone to put the paper’s recent dramas into…
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Britain’s best connected man? Mail on Sunday editor Geordie Greig on Hugh Grant, Paul Dacre and the Johnsons
In 2005, The Observer dubbed Geordie Greig “Britain’s best-connected man”. Then, as editor of society magazine Tatler, it was a…
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Alex Thomson: My Kelvin MacKenzie doorstep gave viewers ‘feel-good factor’
According to some, one of the first rules of journalism is to never become the story. Clearly no one ever…
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