Trevor McDonald on ‘the tyranny of wanting to be balanced’ and interviewing Saddam Hussein
Veteran newscaster Sir Trevor McDonald has told of the insight he gained off-camera into the regime of Saddam Hussein when…
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Vince Price, former editor who built journalism-led free newspaper group, dies at 68
A former editor who helped herald in the era of free newspapers during the early 1980s has died aged 68.…
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Six journalists in Queen’s Birthday Honours list include Janet Street-Porter, Melanie Reid and John Micklethwait
Six journalists have been recognised for their service to the industry in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list, including Loose Women…
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Prince William on front cover of gay magazine Attitude in first for British royals
Prince William is the cover star of the latest edition of gay magazine Attitude, becoming the first ever British royal…
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Editor of two South West weeklies Zena O’Rourke dies aged 53: ‘A true newspaper enthusiast’
An award-winning newspaper editor who edited two major South West weekly newspapers has died at the age of 53 after…
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Award-winning weekly reporter Gareth Davies quits Croydon Advertiser after round of editorial cuts
Multi award-winning local newspaper reporter Gareth Davies has announced he is quitting his job at the Croydon Advertiser. The four-time…
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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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