Daily Mail sketchwriter Quentin Letts leaves paper after 18 years to join Times, Sunday Times and Sun
The Daily Mail’s parliamentary sketch writer Quentin Letts has left the newspaper after 18 years to join The Times, The…
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‘We’re in the Brexs*it’: Pro-Brexit papers divided over Theresa May deal
Brexit supporting newspapers are split over the withdrawal agreement secured by Prime Minister Theresa May that has prompted cabinet resignations…
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Alan Rusbridger says Guardian in a ‘fantastic situation’ as he hits back at ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre’s ‘economic basket case’ claim
Alan Rusbridger has said the Guardian is an example of a “rather successful model” for public interest journalism in response…
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Paul Dacre attacks The Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, the BBC, Lord Leveson and judiciary in Society of Editors speech
Ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre launched an attack on the Guardian and its former editor Alan Rusbridger this evening as…
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Young audiences trust BBC less than older generation but corporation still main source of news for all ages, new Pew research finds
Young people in the UK are less likely to trust the BBC compared to older audiences, according to a new…
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Labour drops complaint against six newspapers over Corbyn wreath coverage after email leak ‘unacceptably compromised’ IPSO process
The Labour Party has ended a formal accuracy complaint against six national newspapers after claiming the review process at the…
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Guardian calls ‘striking change’ in Daily Mail’s Brexit coverage after Paul Dacre exit a ‘media and political milestone’
The Guardian has called Daily Mail editor Geordie Greig’s “very public shift” in tone on its coverage of Brexit and…
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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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