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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Loaded owner Paul Baxendale-Walker reveals all: ‘Don’t worry, I’ll keep my clothes on’
When self-proclaimed “porn baron” Paul Baxendale-Walker bought lads’ magazine Loaded last year it was reasonably assumed the title might be…
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Torin Douglas bows out after 24 years on media beat: ‘The fact is, morale within the BBC is not good’
Torin Douglas leaves the BBC after 24 years as media correspondent next month and he told Press Gazette that he…
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Eddie Mair on interviewing Boris: ‘We achieved what we wanted out of it’
Four journalism students from Northampton University secured the first interview with the BBC's Eddie Mair since his controversial interview with…
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How David Hencke exposed Whitehall tax avoidance scandal
David Hencke saw off competition from major news organisations to win Political Journalist of the Year at the British Journalism…
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Hencke: Tax avoidance story wouldn’t have been possible on the nationals
When David Hencke took voluntary redundancy from The Guardian in 2009 he imagined he would be retired by now. But…
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Nick Davies interview part two: I was certain ‘false hope’ story was true
Last week Guardian journalist Nick Davies came top in Press Gazette’s list of UK investigative journalists. Here we publish the…
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