Gender pay gap at UK media companies narrows to 12%
There are more men than women in the top-paid quartile at 91% of major UK media companies.
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Prince Harry to give evidence in Mirror Group Newspapers hacking case
The Duke of Sussex will take the witness stand in June.
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Boffins’ plea for tabloids to bin term boffins has mixed reception from red-tops
The Institute of Physics believes young people are put off subjects if they'll be thought of as boffins.
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Fired by NBC, hired by Piers Morgan: Peter Arnett on covering fall of Baghdad 20 years on
Pulitzer Prize-winning Peter Arnett recalls the US military blunders that saw three journalists killed.
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Guardian, Mirror and Independent exclusion from Braverman Rwanda trip ‘chilling’
The Home Office said it is not always possible to invite all media outlets on every trip.
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Prince Harry to be at centre of Mirror hacking trial soon after Mail libel and privacy hearings
Hearings upcoming in Harry's hacking case against MGN, and libel and privacy actions against Associated Newspapers.
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News UK, Mail, Mirror and Guardian execs reveal whether they would have published Hancock Whatsapps
Some of the news bosses had "qualms" about how The Telegraph had used the Whatsapp messages.
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Sun, Mail and Mirror publishers to pay surgeon ‘substantial’ damages over ‘facelift’ articles
Sultan Hassan was "seriously defamed" by articles on three publishers' websites, the High Court heard.
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