Times crossword editor conspires with reader to sneak cryptic marriage proposal into puzzle
As marriage proposals go, it's original… and a little geeky. Lawyer and cryptic crossword enthusiast Matthew Dick used yesterday's Times…
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National newspaper circulations, May 2015: Mail on Sunday overtakes Sun on Sunday, Times remains only growing title
The Mail on Sunday overtook The Sun on Sunday to become the UK's biggest Sunday newspaper last month. The Mail…
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Executive editor Roger Alton leaves The Times: ‘Newspapers can do things nobody else can’
Roger Alton, who left The Times after five years as executive editor last week, has criticised newspapers that have a…
By‘What a mug I was’: Former Times diarist Hugo Rifkind on getting celeb stories without hacking phones
Times columnist Hugo Rifkind has told of the frustrations of being a celebrity journalist around the time that tabloid phone-hacking…
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Digital breakthrough: Times advertisers agree to pay same rate for tablet edition as print
Times advertisers are to begin paying the same rate for display advertising in the title's tablet edition as they do…
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The Times is only daily newspaper to grow sales year on year in Scotland
The Times Scotland claims to be the only daily newspaper in Scotland to grow its sale year on year. The…
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UK daily newspaper market backs Tories over Labour by a margin of five to one
If daily newspaper circulations were votes, the Conservatives would be forming the next Government with a landslide majority on Friday.…
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‘Campaign control freakery’ sees journalists ‘cordoned off’ from Cameron and Johnson nursery visit
The Conservatives have been accused of running a campaign of “control freakery” after the party refused to allow journalists to…
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