Britain’s best connected man? Mail on Sunday editor Geordie Greig on Hugh Grant, Paul Dacre and the Johnsons
In 2005, The Observer dubbed Geordie Greig “Britain’s best-connected man”. Then, as editor of society magazine Tatler, it was a…
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Daily Mail publisher says digital advertising growth is now cancelling out print ads decline
Mail Online has reported revenue for the first half of this year (to the end of March) up 61 per…
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Police worker pocketed £32,000 after hiring Max Clifford to start tabloid bidding war over expenses story
An agency worker with the special protection unit of the Metropolitan Police sparked a tabloid bidding war over secret police…
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New Mail on Sunday sports editor Alison Kervin is facing the ultimate challenge
Even a cursory examination of Alison Kervin’s career credentials leaves a man consumed by inadequacy. A former gymnast, Kervin boasts…
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MoS journalist wins first Sunday Times Colvin scholarship
The Mail on Sunday’s George Arbuthnott has been named winner of The Sunday Times’ inaugural Marie Colvin scholarship. The scheme…
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Mail on Sunday’s Ian Hyland joins Daily Mirror
The Daily Mirror has announced the hire of Mail on Sunday TV columnist Ian Hyland. Hyland, a former News of…
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Mail on Sunday in substantial damages payout to bank director over fraud and intimidation claims
The Mail on Sunday today agreed to pay "substantial" libel damages to a former Bank of Scotland director after it…
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Mail on Sunday claims first with interactive edition of Live supplement
The Mail on Sunday is to bring out a digitally interactive version of its supplement, Live Magazine, this month. The…
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