Journalists reminded of ACPO guidelines: ‘Police have no power to stop journalists taking pictures’
Journalists and photographers across the UK are being given wallet-sized guides outlining their legal rights to take photographs in public…
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Met confirms loaning Rebekah Brooks a police horse
Scotland Yard has confirmed loaning former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks a police horse. The Evening Standard said Brooks…
ByAlan Rusbridger wins Harvard University’s Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism for 2012
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger is to be awarded Harvard University’s Goldsmith Career Award for Excellence in Journalism for 2012 Rusbridger…
ByWho won the battle of the Sunday red tops?
Quizzes by Quibblo.com | SnapApp Quiz Apps Sun editor Dominic Mohan revealed in a diary column for the Sunday Times…
ByTea break anyone? NUJ urges journalists to work their hours today
The NUJ is urging journalist to “work your proper hours” today claiming that some 49,250 media professionals work an average of…
ByNewsagents attack NI over Sun’s Saturday price cut
The National Federation of Retail Newsagents has attacked News International’s decision to slash the cover price of the Sun on…
ByExaminers sacked after Telegraph’s undercover investigation
Two examiners at one the country’s leading examination boards have been suspended since a Daily Telegraph undercover investigation revealed examining…
ByNews International confirms Fabulous mag switch to Sun on Sunday
News International has confirmed that Fabulous magazine will be published inside this week’s Sun on Sunday.
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