Journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer dismisses ‘incident’ when Defence Secretary touched her knee as ‘mildly amusing’
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has apologised for putting his hand on a female journalist’s knee 15 years ago. The…
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IPSO rejects complaint from sister of London Bridge attack pint runner over use of Facebook post
A woman who shared a viral image of her brother calmly fleeing the London Bridge terror attack with a pint…
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BBC hits back at Sun’s claim of anti-Brexit bias on Andrew Marr and Sunday Politics shows
The BBC has hit back at a claim in The Sun newspaper today that guests on its flagship political programs…
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The Sun teams up with police to deliver ‘run, hide, tell’ terror attack advice to teens
The Sun has collaborated with the UK’s counter terrorism police on the first ever safety campaign for teenagers telling them…
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Flintshire Councillors back retailers who refuse to stock The Sun but plan for total ban dropped
Flintshire Council in north Wales yesterday passed a motion backing newspaper retailers who refuse to sell The Sun. But councillors…
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Labour deputy leader Tom Watson says ‘it will never again be The Sun what won it’
Labour deputy leader Tom Watson said the party used digital platforms “instead of our biased media” to get its message…
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Evans Cycles accused of ‘publicity stunt’ and ‘craven surrender’ as it puts Sun, Mail and Express on ads ‘blacklist’
Evans Cycles says it has blacklisted the Daily Mail, Express and Sun titles as advertisers – apparently in response to…
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News UK relaunches Style and Fabulous magazines as seven-day brands with more digital content
News UK has relaunched the Sunday Times Style magazine and The Sun on Sunday’s Fabulous as seven-day publications with more…
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