Rupert Cornwell: ‘An aristocrat by achievement in the grubby trade of journalism’
Tributes have been paid to Independent journalist Rupert Cornwell who has died aged 71. Cornwell had been with The Independent…
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Sunderland boss David Moyes “profoundly regrets” suggesting he might slap a female reporter after taking offence at one of her…
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Regional publisher CN Group makes group editorial director role redundant
Regional publisher CN Group has announced that group editorial director David Helliwell’s role has been made redundant. Helliwell has left…
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Katie Hopkins loses High Court bid to challenge libel defeat but could still go to Court of Appeal
Mail Online columnist Katie Hopkins has been refused permission to appeal a High Court libel action which landed her with a…
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Telegraph hires convicted former News of the World editor Andy Coulson’s PR firm
Telegraph Media Group has hired the PR firm set up by convicted phone-hacker and former News of the World editor…
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Guardian’s Roy Greenslade to write unregulated weekly blog for press regulator IPSO
Former Guardian media columnist Roy Greenslade is to write a weekly blog for press regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation.…
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Former Woman magazine editor Barbara Boxall dies aged 84 – ‘Barbie was God, a very big deal’
Former long-serving Woman magazine editor Barbara Boxall has died aged 84. Boxall – known to friends as Barbie – was…
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Osborne cites ‘long tradition of politics and journalism mixing’ in open letter to constituents
George Osborne seems set on being both an MP and Standard editor as he defended taking on his new role…
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