Somali pirates, the kidnapped Chandlers and the super injunction
The family of Paul and Rachel Chandler, the couple freed over the weekend after being held by Somali pirates for…
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Website raises funds for injured photojournalist Joao Silva
Marie Colvin highlighted the terrible risks faced by journalists reporting from Afghanistan this week when she recounted the story of…
ByBrighton Argus journalists join Newsquest colleagues in strike action
Journalists working at the Brighton Argus are to join colleagues working on sister Newsquest titles and strike over their continuing…
ByCountryfile presenter dropped because of ‘profile’ not wrinkles claims BBC
BBC management has given its side of the story in the employment tribunal of former Countryfile presenter Miriam O’Reilly –…
ByFT editor Lionel Barber to deliver Cudlipp lecture
Financial Times editor Lionel Barber is to deliver the annual Cudlipp Lecture at the London College of Communications on 31…
ByShadrake Singapore sentencing delayed by a week
British journalist Alan Shadrake is going to have to wait another week to find out what his sentence is after…
ByGuild of Health Writers Awards 2010: Full list of winners
Leading journalists working in the health and medical fields were recognised last week at the Guild of Health Writers Awards…
ByDeidre Sanders completes 30 years as The Sun’s agony aunt
The Sun today devotes a two-page spread to marking 30 years with the paper for agony aunt Deidre Sanders. Over…
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