Spectator editor Fraser Nelson already feeling effects of possible state intervention in the press
The editor of political magazine the Spectator says the prospect of state-underpinned regulation of the press is already having a…
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Freelance who broke Savile story says Leveson-effect stopped nationals running with it
The freelance journalist who broke the Jimmy Savile child abuse story back in February has revealed how seven national newspapers…
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Ex-Mail journalist: Leveson Inquiry has intimidated and frightened journalists out of writing stories
A former Daily Mail and Daily Express journalist says the prospect of Lord Justice Leveson’s report is intimidating and frightening…
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Fresh apology from Boris over Spectator article
Boris Johnson yesterday said he was "very, very sorry" for comments made in a 2004 Spectator article about Liverpool fans…
BySpectator apologises for editing Bill Deedes book review
The Spectator has apologised to Sir Peregrine Worsthorne after it edited his review of Bill Deedes’ autobiography to avoid offending…
BySpectator Business: Champagne editorial — but the publisher is drinking something different
Andrew Neil has been celebrating the success of Spectator Business. Apparently, the first edition attracted £75,000-worth of advertising — off…
BySpeccy row develops into a bad habit
Memo to all journalists: never cross a monk with a tape recorder. That would appear to be a pretty sound…
ByPCC complaint after Spectator change book review
The former Sunday Telegraph editor Sir Peregrine Worsthorne has issued a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission after the Spectator…
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