Dragons’ Den creator claims £70,000 after reporting mix-up
The creator the television show Dragons’ Den has claimed £70,000 in damages after news reports wrongly alleged he was guilty…
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Trinity Mirror’s Scottish IFNC bid rejected
Trinity Mirror is one of five bidders to have failed to move to the second stage in the process to…
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DCMS names panel to decide news consortia winners
Richard Hooper, the former deputy chairman of Ofcom and chairman of business publisher Informa, will lead the panel charged with…
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Baby neglect mum named after PA challenge
An anonymity order which purported to ban the media from naming a child whose mother was convicted of neglecting another…
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Standard outsources some production to PA
The London Evening Standard has started to outsource subbing on a range of its commercially-led editorial pages and supplements to…
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CN Group joins Trinity and PA’s northern consortia bid
Regional publisher CN Group has joined the consortium aiming to run an Independently Funded News Consortium pilot for the Tyne…
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The identity of a man charged with murdering his three-month-old son can now be reported after a judge lifted a…
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NUJ to buy shares in major media businesses
The National Union of Journalists is set to become a shareholder in ITV, Johnston Press and Trinity Mirror as part…
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