Sacked Sunday Express critic tells of being told to change star ratings and get free theatre tickets for Desmond
The Sunday Express’s former theatre critic has claimed he was compelled to change star ratings and get hold of free…
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Local World announces Hertfordshire and Essex editorial appointments
Local World has announced two editorial appointments in its Hertfordshire and Essex business. Hertfordshire Mercury editor Julie Palmer (right, above)…
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Preferred BBC Trust chair candidate Rona Fairhead defends licence fee during CMS committee appearance
The preferred candidate to take over from Lord Patten as head of the BBC Trust defended the licence fee during…
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Sir Alan Moses says IPSO is not Leveson-compliant but insists that it will be independent
Head of new press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation Sir Alan Moses today insisted that the new body would…
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Mike Gilson on five years editing Belfast Telegraph: ‘I don’t spend a single minute thinking about other newspapers’
Mike Gilson marked five years at the Belfast Telegraph today with an interview in his own paper. Print circulation of…
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John Dixon, former night lawyer who was prepared to take risks for investigative journalism, has died aged 62
John Dixon, night lawyer of The Mail on Sunday from the paper’s inception in 1982 until 2004, has died aged…
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BBC World Service director Peter Horrocks to leave the corporation at the end of the year
Peter Horrocks is standing down as director of the BBC World Service Group after five years in the job. Horrocks…
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‘His criticism has been theatrical Viagra of another kind’: Theatre critic Charles Spencer steps down after 25 years with the Telegraph
Daily Telegraph theatre critic Charles Spencer has announced his retirement after more than 25 years at the paper. Spencer, a…
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