Yellow backpacks and panic attacks: First-time war reporters from Mail, i and Telegraph share view from Ukraine
Hundreds of foreign correspondents have been reporting on the war in Ukraine at any one time, including dozens from the…
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Sage of Sussex Adam Trimingham files his final Brighton Argus column after 45 years
Long-serving local newspaper journalist Adam Trimingham will see his final column for The Argus appear next week after 45 years.…
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy succeeds Jon Snow as main Channel 4 News anchor
Krishnan Guru-Murthy will be Channel 4 News’ next main anchor following the departure of long-serving Jon Snow at the end…
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Andrew Neil praises news media – ‘even Fox’ – for doing ‘much better job’ on Ukraine than Twitter ‘idiots’
Andrew Neil has praised leading broadcasters including the BBC amid the invasion of Ukraine, saying they do “a much better…
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Piers Morgan’s TalkTV show Uncensored aims to ‘annoy all the right people’
Piers Morgan will return to screens this spring with a new show as part of his £50m deal with News…
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Sun editor Victoria Newton: ‘Journalism becoming better workplace for women’
Sun editor Victoria Newton has said having more female Fleet Street editors makes it easier for women journalists to “feel…
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Former Wrexham Evening Leader editor Reg Herbert dies aged 85
Retired journalist Reg Herbert, who enjoyed a career spanning more than six decades, has died aged 85. Interviewed after he…
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Regional journalist and editor David Kernek (Flintham) dies aged 74
David Kernek, better known to many under his adopted surname of Flintham, who edited four important regional dailies, and worked…
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