Michael Gove: Telegraph exams probe ‘in the finest traditions of public interest journalism’
Education Secretary Michael Gove has praised a Daily Telegraph undercover investigation which reveals the extent to which GCSE and A-level…
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Analysis of Twitter messages exposes myths around August riots
The latest instalment of The Guardian’s foundation-funded Reading the Riots investigation looks at analysis of 2.6m riot-related Tweets. And it…
ByIndependent responds to Lord Bell jibe: ‘Journalism is not a polite trade’
The Independent has defended the Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s use of subterfuge in its investigation into Chime Communications as it…
ByTimes axes job of chief football commentator Patrick Barclay
The Football Writers Association has revealed that Times chief football commentator Patrick Barclay is leaving the paper by “mutual consent”…
ByExposed: the ‘dark arts’ used by lobbyists and public affairs firms
A joint undercover investigation by The Independent and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism has exposed the ‘dark arts’ employed by…
ByAccountant David Grigson is to be new chairman of Trinity Mirror
Trinity Mirror has announced that accountant David Grigson is to succeed Sir Ian Gibson as chairman from 3 August, 2012.…
ByGuardian’s foundation-funded Reading the Riots project finds antipathy towards police the key driver
The Guardian today revealed that its “Reporting the riots” joint investigation with the London School of Economics has involved interviewing…
ByPress Awards to have 33 categories as it moves from Savoy to the Lancaster
The national newspaper industry Press Awards, organised by the Society of Editors, isto have 33 categories next year – eight…
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