Death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to be marked by week of vigils as Saudi top prosecutor meets Turkish officials
The death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi will be marked by vigils tonight and this week as Turkish investigators looking into…
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Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange sues Ecuador over ‘continued gagging’ and violation of ‘fundamental rights’
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has begun legal action against Ecuador’s government, accusing it of “violating his fundamental rights and freedoms” after…
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Facebook hires former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg as its head of global affairs and communications
Facebook has hired former deputy prime minister and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg as its head of global affairs and…
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Journalist’s bid to drive 4,000-mile journey to Mali for charity after open-heart surgery
Two journalists, one of whom recently underwent open-heart surgery, are planning a 4,000-mile drive from the UK to Mali in…
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Ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre takes swipe at BBC and salutes Fleet Street as he’s named London Press Club’s first ‘journalist laureate’
Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre was named the London Press Club’s first ever “journalist laureate” at its annual ball…
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Huffpost UK seeks new editor after sudden exit of Polly Curtis
Huffpost UK editor-in-chief Polly Curtis left the news website suddenly yesterday after just over a year in charge. There was…
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STV News appoints Canadian TV boss to lead three-year ‘transformation’ plan as head of news
STV News has appointed Canadian Broadcasting Corporation managing editor Steven Ladurantaye as its new head of news and current affairs…
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Guardian’s Pippa Crerar joining Daily Mirror as political editor replacing Andrew Gregory who moves to Sunday Times
Guardian deputy political editor Pippa Crerar is joining the Daily Mirror as political editor from December. She replaces Andrew Gregory,…
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