Sir Harold Evans on ‘disgraceful’ Google and Facebook and his support for Section 40/Impress
Former Sunday Times editor Sir Harold Evans has branded Facebook and Google “disgraceful” for their failure to tackle the spread…
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New political editors appointed at the Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph
The Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph have appointed new political editors. Jason Groves is now the Mail’s top politics writer…
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Nigel Farage: ‘I’m frightened to leave my home because of way liberal media has demonised UKIP’
Nigel Farage has said he is living like a “virtual prisoner” and is “frightened” to leave his home because of…
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Steve Hewlett: ‘Buccaneering journalist’ and ‘moving chronicler of his own ending’
Nowadays Panorama attracts around a couple of million viewers per broadcast. In November 1995, when it aired an interview with…
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Steve Hewlett dies: ‘A trusted voice that embodied everything positive in public service journalism’
BBC broadcaster and Observer columnist Steve Hewlett has died of cancer after being told he may only have “weeks, possibly…
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Channel 4 News international editor Lindsey Hilsum on war reporting, women journalists and celebrating Marie Colvin
Channel 4 News international editor Lindsey Hilsum says female foreign correspondents ‘pretty much always get 100 per cent of the…
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Grimsby and Scunthorpe Telegraphs left without editors – Michelle Laylor says exit ‘sad end to wonderful career’
After two decades at the helm, the editor of the Grimsby Telegraph has been forced to step down as part…
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Jon Snow on Donald Trump and journalists: ‘He does mean it. He really hates us’
Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow has said “fake news” is “almost as old as journalism” but warned that modern technology meant it now…
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