The Telegraph appoints largest ever intake of apprentices with ten editorial roles
The Telegraph has welcomed its largest ever intake of apprentices, including ten editorial roles, since launching the programme in 2015.…
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Sun health features editor Christina Earle described as ‘perfect journalist’ following her death aged 31
The Sun’s health features editor Christina Earle, who masterminded its first ever health awards, has died suddenly aged 31. Earle…
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Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull diagnosed with prostate cancer
Former BBC Breakfast presenter Bill Turnbull has revealed that he is suffering from prostate cancer. The Classic FM host, 62, said that…
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Former Tatler editor Kate Reardon joins Times magazine Luxx as editor-in-chief
Former Tatler editor Kate Reardon has joined the Times as editor-in-chief of its luxury lifestyle magazine supplement Luxx. Reardon takes…
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Victoria Derbyshire, Sky News and BBC Newsnight among big winners in news at RTS Awards
BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire, Newsnight and Sky News all received multiple prizes at the Royal Television Society Awards yesterday evening. Derbyshire,…
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All change as Daily Express and Daily Star editors leave following Trinity Mirror buyout
Daily Express editor Hugh Whittow has retired and Daily Star editor Dawn Neesom is leaving to pursue a freelance writing…
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Murdered Slovakian journalist said to have been working on story about possible Mafia fraud
Organised crime may have been involved in the fatal shooting of an investigative journalist in Slovakia, a Canadian reporter has…
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Max Mosley says he did not perjure himself in 2008 NotW privacy trial despite Daily Mail revelations
The Daily Mail and Channel 4 News have uncovered a “racist” UK political pamphlet from 1961 which bears press reform…
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