Devon weekly editor/owner who went to Fleet Street after serving in WW2 dies aged 98
Eric Carter, a Fleet Street stalwart in the 1950s and 1960s and later editor/proprietor of a Devon weekly, has died…
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Sun launches sports journalism scholarship in memory of ‘trailblazer’ Vikki Orvice
The Sun has launched a new sports journalism scholarship in memory of “trailblazer” Vikki Orvice – who became the first…
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Times deputy political editor Sam Coates moves to Sky News
Times deputy political editor Sam Coates is leaving to join Sky News later this year. Coates’ appointment as deputy political…
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Former Oldham Evening Chronicle editor who took on BNP dies aged 75
Former Oldham Evening Chronicle editor Jim Williams has died aged 75. Known for his cutting comments in a 45-year career…
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Super Bowl: Washington Post advert pays tribute to murdered journalists Marie Colvin and Jamal Khashoggi
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BBC News appoints ex-Danish public service broadcaster as new digital director
BBC News has appointed Danish broadcaster Naja Nielsen as its new digital director, putting her in charge of its online…
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UN expert visits consulate in Turkey where Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi killed
A United Nations human rights expert has visited the vicinity of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul as part of her…
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Hugh McIlvanney dubbed ‘one of the true greats of sports writing’ after death aged 84
Tributes have been paid to the late sports journalist Hugh McIlvanney, who has died at the age of 84. Over…
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