PCC hosts Bridgend suicide debate
The Press Complaints Commission is to host a public debate in Bridgend about how the media covered the recent series…
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Papers face ban on classic wedding register photos
Local newspapers publishing photos of newly-wed couples signing the register could soon be a thing of the past, over fears…
ByIFJ calls for immediate release of imprisoned editor
The International Federation of Journalists is calling for the release of an editor imprisoned in Zimbabwe.
ByBerkshire Regionals acquisition escapes Competition Commission scrutiny
Dunfermline Press Limited has completed the aquisition of Berkshire Regional Newspapers from Trinity Mirror. The deal had been on the…
ByCulture secretary hits out at Tory broadcasting plans
The new culture secretary, Andy Burnham, is “staggered” by Conservative proposals to relax impartiality rules for broadcasters. In an interview…
BySami Al Haj interrogated about Al Jazeera links to Al Qaida
US interrogators at Guantanamo asked Sami Al Haj the same question 125 times during his six-year detention without trial: “What…
ByTesco, tax and the Guardian: ‘We made errors’
The Guardian has admitted it made errors in its story about Tesco’s tax affairs – and has published a correction…
ByBloomberg in ‘sexual discrimination’ claim
Financial news agency Bloomberg is facing sexual discrimination claims from more than 50 female employees, according to the Independent. The…
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