Mirror editor Alison Phillips on Cummings lockdown scoop, not being woke and the market for good news
“If it bleeds, it leads” is a typically blunt journalistic aphorism (hackism?) that can still be heard in newsrooms across…
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Prison source revealed to police over payments by Mirror loses European court appeal
Prison officer Robert Norman, whose identity as a confidential source was given to police by Trinity Mirror (now Reach), has…
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News of the World closure ten years on: How hacking scandal cost Murdoch’s UK tabloid business £1bn
The phone-hacking scandal and subsequent legal issues have cost Rupert Murdoch’s UK publishing business more than £1bn ($1.4bn), an investigation…
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Pride of Britain founder and Mirror man of 23 years Peter Willis dies suddenly aged 54
Mirror executive editor and founder of the newspaper’s Pride of Britain Awards Peter Willis died suddenly on Friday, he was…
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Mirror and Sun both claim to be the UK’s most-read newspaper brand online (while other data puts MailOnline top)
The Mirror and The Sun are both claiming to the UK’s most-read online newspaper brand. The Mirror announced it had…
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Mirror staff reject 1% pay rise offer from management and mull industrial action
Mirror staff are being polled on whether they would support industrial action against a proposed pay rise of 1%. All…
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Mirror publisher asked PIs to find ‘background’ on Ryan Giggs injunction judge, court hears
Mirror Group Newspapers allegedly tasked private investigators with finding “background” on a judge dealing with Ryan Giggs’ application for a…
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Society of Editors postpones National and Regional Press Awards after backlash to bigotry statement
The Society of Editors has postponed its National and Regional Press Awards after having a host and several nominees pull…
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