Standard snapper takes Miliband from Bananaman to porn-star
The last time the Evening Standard’s Jeremy Selwyn photographed David Miliband, in 2008, he persuaded the then foreign secretary to hold up a banana…
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Johnston Press to ‘start new redundancies’ on Irish titles
Johnston Press is reported to have instigated a new round of redundancies on its Irish newspaper titles. The Irish Independent…
ByAs the profits pile in from MEN Media, why indeed is Trinity Mirror cutting yet more jobs?
Trinity Mirror paid Guardian Media Group £7.4m for its regional newspapers business on 28 March. As of 4 July Trinity had already…
ByThe Herald overturns ban preventing teenagers’ identification
Plymouth’s The Herald newspaper was able to name two teenage burglars after successfully lobbying to have an anonymity order preventing…
ByThe death-knock debate: Until you have made the call, how do you know if it is in the public interest?
Chris Wheal makes the interesting point on his blog today that perhaps the PCC code of conduct should be toughened…
ByTrinity Mirror editor’s spat with academic continues as he defends his research
The ongoing argument over the running of Trinity Mirror’s two big newspapers in Wales – the Daily Post and the…
ByJournalist urges press to respect funeral privacy of tragic nine-year-old
Journalist Chris Wheal has written a moving account on his blog of being on the receiving end of widespread press…
ByEvening Standard aims to raise £1m to help fight poverty in London
The Evening Standard is following up the crusade it started five months ago to raise awareness of the plight London’s…
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