Sun deputy editor Gordon Smart leaving to focus on business and broadcasting
Sun deputy editor Gordon Smart is leaving the paper after 14 years to focus on his business and broadcasting career.…
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Michael Gove met Sun editor and Rupert Murdoch a week before ‘Queen backs Brexit’ front page
Former Cabinet minister Michael Gove had lunch with News UK executives including Rupert Murdoch just days before the company’s Sun…
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Sun’s decision to pay damages and retract stories about ‘threesome’ celebrity a ‘massive climbdown’
The Sun on Sunday has agreed to pay damages to a celebrity only referred to as ‘PJS’, who won the…
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The Sun’s daily Snapchat edition is reaching up to one million readers per day
The Sun now attracts up to 1m readers a day via its daily edition on the social media network Snapchat,…
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Sun apprenticeship scheme open to budding journalists without degrees
The Sun is looking for three full-time apprentices to work on the paper with a view to becoming staff on…
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Sun undercover investigation into sale of diplomas deemed in public interest, IPSO rules
An undercover investigation by The Sun into a man selling health care diplomas to students, which could be used to…
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The Sun calls on police to ‘say sorry’ for Operation Elveden after paper’s last convicted journalist is cleared
The Sun has called for police to “say sorry” for Operation Elveden that saw 21 of its journalists arrested but…
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Anthony France’s Operation Elveden acquittal ends a shameful episode in the history of UK criminal justice system
The successful appeal of Sun reporter Anthony France means that of 34 journalists arrested and/or charged under the Met Police’s…
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