‘They crossed a line’: Telegraph fined £30,000 by info chief over email calling on subscribers to vote Tory
The Telegraph has been fined £30,000 over an email urging subscribers to vote Conservative on the day of the general…
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‘A grotesque attack on democracy’: Journalism industry anger over council calls for weakened FoI Act
The Daily Telegraph has condemned local council calls to weaken the Freedom of Information Act as a "grotesque attack on…
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Telegraph’s Geoffrey Lean says he has been ‘pushed out’ amid rise of newspaper climate change rejectionists
Daily Telegraph columnist and environment reporter Geoffrey Lean says he has been “pushed out” after a 46-year career in newspaper…
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As Winter finally arrives at The Times, Telegraph, Independent and Sun all complete their own sports transfers
Henry Winter made his debut in The Times this weekend, with his work promoted on the front page of both…
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IPSO: Telegraph breached code with report that Michael Gove could not get X-Ray, but correction sufficient
A complaint that a Daily Telegraph story headlined "Gove could not get X-ray for broken foot" was inaccurate has been…
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Daily Mail sports editor Alex Kay-Jelski moves to same role on The Times
The sports editor of the Daily Mail is leaving for The Times less than a year after taking up his…
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Judge allows for reporting of ‘poisonous’ Sherlock Holmes Museum feud after Telegraph and Mail submissions
A judge has ruled that the pensioner at the centre of a Court of Protection dispute can be identified following…
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How former Sunday Telegraph editor Dominic Lawson ‘persuaded’ Robert Peston back into journalism
Former Sunday Telegraph editor Dominic Lawson has told how he brought Robert Peston back into journalism after he had left…
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