Mirror publisher fights £242k legal costs bill over privacy case involving lost mobile phone
Trinity Mirror may go to the Supreme Court to challenge costs of £242,000 charged by lawyers in a privacy case…
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Albania: Leading economic reform (The Economist) or haven for terrorist drug gangs (Sunday People)?
There has been heated political debate in Albania after The Economist carried eight pages praising the country as a leading…
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Liverpool journalist who started on The People at 19 given lifetime achievement award 60 years later
A journalist celebrating his sixtieth year in the business has been give a Lifetime Achievement Award by Liverpool Press Club.…
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John ‘Maddo’ Maddock: Journalist who brought national press subbing back to the north of England
John Maddock, former deputy editor of the Sunday People and the man behind Express Newspapers' pioneering production centre at Broughton,…
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Trinity Mirror to take £1.2m hacking compensation ruling to Court of Appeal
Mirror Group Newspapers has been granted permission to take its fight against £1.2m of phone-hacking damages payments to the Court…
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After high-profile redundancies, editor announces Mirror nationals shake-up to help ‘tackle challenges ahead’
Mirror editor-in-chief Lloyd Embley has announced a senior editorial shake-up to prepare the newspapers for the "challenges ahead". The moves…
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27 Mirror jobs at risk as publisher scales down Buzzfeed-style websites
Trinity Mirror is set to cut 27 journalists from three Buzzfeed-style websites launched in the last two years and from…
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Mirror phone-hacking court told: ‘There was no higher journalistic purpose, MGN has – rightly – not taken any public interest point’
The High Court is facing an "unparallelled" task in deciding the amount of damages to be awarded in eight phone-hacking…
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