Crime reporter who was at ‘every siege since Troy’ Jimmy ‘The Prince of Darkness’ Nicholson
Former Fleet Street crime correspondent Jimmy Nicholson, aka the Prince of Darkness, has died. Nicholson was in his late eighties…
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Former Sun and News of the World editor Bernard Shrimsley dies aged 85: ‘A real newsman’ who ‘loved journalism and journalists’
Former Sun and News of the World editor Bernard Shrimsley has died aged 85. Shrimsley, who was also editor of…
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BBC Academy training boss Mark Wray joins Press Association
The BBC Academy ‘s Mark Wray is moving to the Press Association to become the news agency’s head of training.…
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Former Fleet Street war photographer launches new fortnightly newspaper for Dartmoor
A former war photographer has launched his own fortnightly newspaper covering Dartmoor that includes columns from ex Fleet Street journalists and…
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US photographer for NPR and interpreter killed by rocket attack in Afghanistan
US photojournalist David Gilkey and interpreter Zabihullah Tamanna were killed yesterday whilst travelling with an Afghan army unit. The pair…
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Bristol Post’s Gavin Thompson appointed editor of Western Daily Press
Former Bristol Post assistant editor (business) Gavin Thompson has been appointed editor of the Western Daily Press. Both titles are…
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Alastair Campbell and Yasmin Alibhai-Brown among new IB Times writers
Former Number 10 spin doctor Alastair Campbell has joined the website International Business Times as a regular commentator. Campbell will…
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Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman launches news division for agency Flynet
Former Sun managing editor Graham Dudman has joined picture and video agency Flynet Pictures to help launch its news operation.…
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