Former Liverpool Echo journalist Bob Burns dies aged 67
Bob Burns worked on the Liverpool Echo for 11 years before moving to the US.
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Obituary: Former World Service editor Ken Brazier who ‘exemplified very best’ of BBC
Ken Brazier led the BBC World Service newsroom between 1977 and 1984.
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Former ‘peerless’ Mirror managing editor Eugene Duffy dies aged 60
Eugene Duffy was described as a “colossus in the newspaper world”.
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Former Press Gazette chief reporter Jean Morgan – ‘a brilliant story getter’ – dies aged 86
Jean Morgan was trusted (and feared) by a generation of Fleet Street journalists.
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‘Grande dame of women’s magazines’ Laurie Purden MBE dies aged 93
Laurie Purden, who was a major name in women’s magazines, has died aged 93.
Memorial planned for local press legend (and Press Gazette’s Grey Cardigan) Mike Lowe after death aged 68
Update on 28 October to publicise memorial: A memorial gathering to remember legendary regional editor Mike Lowe is to be…
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Veteran print, radio and TV court reporter Bob Hamilton dies aged 98
Veteran journalist and for decades one of the country’s top High Court reporters, Bob Hamilton, has died at the age…
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Long-time ‘dominant personality’ of Evening Standard subs desk Ian Stocks dies aged 84
Ian Stocks, a much-loved and respected figure in the Evening Standard newsroom across four decades, has died at the age…
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