Journalists should be cautious over picking ‘low hanging fruit’ science conflict of interest stories
Last week The Times was forced to publish an apology for a set of articles and a leader about a…
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The Times says sorry for ‘errors and omissions’ and pulls story claiming scientists paid by tobacco giants
The Times has apologised for and retracted an article which claimed leading scientists were paid by tobacco companies to carry…
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Breitbart editor says ‘harassment’ by Times journalists behind his UKIP leadership race dropout
The editor-in-chief of political news website Breitbart London claims his “disgraceful treatment by the media” is part of the reason he pulled…
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Times journalist joins investigations bureau to head up project finding local stories in big data
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has appointed Times and Sunday Times journalist Megan Lucero to run its newest project that…
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More government secrecy feared after ruling top taxman broke the law by talking to Times journalists
The Supreme Court has ruled that the former head of Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs broke the law by talking…
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Boris Johnson ’embarrassed and angry’ at leak of unpublished pro-Remain Telegraph piece in Sunday Times
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is said by The Times to be “embarrassed and angry” that his unpublished newspaper column setting…
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The Times revives quarterly mag for its ‘most affluent’ readers – Luxx
The Times has revived its quarterly lifestyle magazine Luxx with former Esquire editor Jeremy Langmead as editor. Langmead will continue…
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Times digital editor Alan Hunter on paywall success: ‘Our real focus is in pleasing our subscribers’
Times digital editor Alan Hunter says that “keeping subscribers happy” is the “core of what we do”. He spoke to…
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