Tom Newton Dunn: ‘You’ve got to protect your sources and go to some lengths to do that’
Sun political editor Tom Newton Dunn says lobby journalists are the “hub” for gossip in Westminster and will often know…
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James O’Brien parts ways with BBC Newsnight rather than ‘wind neck in’ on Brexit and Trump
James O’Brien has parted ways with BBC’s Newsnight. The broadcaster is an open critic of Brexit and US President Donald…
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Channel 4 News hire ‘security specialists’ after presenter Cathy Newman threatened over interview with psychology professor
Channel 4 News has hired security specialists to analyse threats to presenter Cathy Newman following an interview with a psychology…
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Paul Webster named new Observer editor as Guardian media editor leaves for Times business desk
Paul Webster has been appointed as the new editor of the Observer after spending 20 years as the Sunday paper’s…
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Financial Times renames graduate trainee scheme in honour of young reporter killed on holiday
The Financial Times has relaunched is graduate trainee scheme and named it in honour of a former trainee who died…
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Former Sky News foreign editor Tim Marshall: ‘It’s not job of reporters to be snide, sarcastic or insulting about Donald Trump’
In his former role as diplomatic and foreign affairs editor for Sky News, Tim Marshall has seen first-hand how far…
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‘Brilliant and inspiring’ former editor of Best and Woman Jackie Hatton has died aged 53
“Brilliant” award-winning magazine editor Jackie Hatton has died suddenly after a short illness. She was 53. Hatton, who edited Best…
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Donald Trump and Xi Jinping ‘win’ Press Oppressors Awards handed out by press freedom group
Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and other world leaders have been named winners in the Press Oppressors Awards handed out by…
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