Survey suggests 4 per cent of ‘broadsheet’ readers willing to pay for online access
A survey has found that 4 per cent of people would be willing to pay for broadsheets’ web content. The…
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Acting Times editor John Witherow: Politicians at risk of causing ‘most tremendous row’ over press regulation
Acting Times editor John Witherow has warned politicians they are at risk of causing a “most tremendous row” with the…
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Former Times editor James Harding is BBC’s new £340k a year head of news
Four months after being ousted as editor of The Times James Harding has been made head of news for the…
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Why aren’t more women journalists winning the top industry awards?
Earlier this month, on International Women’s Day, Press Gazette asked readers to name the most inspiring female journalists. After a…
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Oliver Kay ‘1000 per cent’ sure French website not source for Qatar football super-league
Times chief football correspondent Oliver Kay has emphatically denied claims aired on Yahoo Eurosport that today’s Times back page lead…
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New comment editor Tim Montgomerie insists Times will remain ‘diverse’
Incoming Times comment editor and Conservative Home founder Tim Montgomerie has brushed aside suggestions the paper is moving towards the…
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Motive unclear after Times reporter is shot at in Yemen
Times Yemen correspondent Iona Craig was shot at in a taxi last week – and is unsure whether it was…
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Times reporter wins Paul Foot Award for two-year investigation into sexual exploitation by gangs
Times reporter Andrew Norfolk has won the Paul Foot Award for his two-year investigation into targeting, grooming and sexual exploitation…
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