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Sheffield Star fielded 110 complaints over reader letter about ‘brainwashed’ Palestine campaigners
Newspaper admitted publishing the letter was a "grave error".
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Death of war correspondent Kim Sengupta at 68 is ‘devastating loss’ for Independent
Sengupta covered every major conflict of the past 30 years.
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Guardian voluntary redundancy round ends with some prominent departures
Guardian had been targeting cost savings of 4-5% this year.
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Hugo Rifkind to succeed Matt Chorley as Times Radio morning presenter
Chorley announced in May he was leaving Times Radio for the BBC.
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City AM signs content sharing deal with Reach and brings back familiar face as editor
Christian May returns as editor-in-chief after four years away.
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Observer editor Paul Webster to retire after six years in job
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Pete Clifton to step down after ten years as editor of PA
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Washington Post ‘third newsroom’ creation gets underway
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BBC News deputy CEO Jonathan Munro promoted to global director
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ITV News names Emma Murphy as international editor
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Former Telegraph deputy editor Jane Bruton to lead Good Housekeeping UK
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NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet to step down after 13 years
Stanistreet said the days of general secretaries leading unions until they retire "are behind us".
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Sian Doyle told publication of her medical information was in the public interest.
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Publishers alarmed over IPSO ruling against report of evidence heard in open court
Critics say regulator has strayed into making its own editorial judgments.
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NCTJ chairman Kim Fletcher steps down after two decades
Fletcher has been given the new honorary title emeritus chairman.
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German magazine in £170k payout over AI-generated Schumacher interview
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Open Democracy wins complaint against Express over George Soros claim
IPSO said the article could create a misleading impression about Open Democracy's editorial independence.
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Sun, Telegraph and Metro cleared by IPSO over report of claim Hamas ‘beheaded babies’ on 7 October
Newspapers reported disputed incident as a claim, regulator finds.
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Impress issues ruling over interview with far-right political figure Mark Collett.
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Times undercover investigation into cash for questions was in the public interest, IPSO says.
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Isobel Yeung joins CNN’s London bureau as international correspondent
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Fresh leadership team for Mirror announced to support new editor-in-chief
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Trump International golf resort loses complaint against The Scotsman
Article criticised food hygiene standards at Trump's first Scotland property.
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New European names James Ball as its first political editor
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LBC confirms Sangita Myska is out as Vanessa Feltz joins
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David Lammy leaves LBC ahead of election and is replaced by Lewis Goodall
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Ex-Treasury minister to replace Sir Paul Marshall on GB News board
Sir Paul Marshall said he was leaving GB News on a "secure growth trajectory".
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Former Dow Jones membership chief Suzi Watford joins Washington Post
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ITV News hires Newsnight deputy as head of streaming service
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Huw Edwards resigns from BBC ‘on medical advice’
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Two motorsport journalists leave News UK for Autosport
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ITN ‘trailblazer’ Diana Edwards-Jones dies aged 91
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Ex-Reach editor-in-chief joins board of Westminster PR agency
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Ofcom warns TalkTV over ‘potentially offensive’ Julia Hartley-Brewer interview with Palestinian MP
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National World sells tech provider it bought in September
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The Independent takes over Buzzfeed UK brands including Huffpost
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GB News programmes presented by Tory MPs broke Ofcom rules
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Emma Barnett named as Martha Kearney’s Today programme successor
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BBC News podcasts chief to lead cut-down Newsnight
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William Hague joins presenter line-up for revamped daily Times podcast
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Disney+ executive named president and MD of The Economist
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BBC News Channel names Annita McVeigh, Ben Brown and Geeta Guru-Murthy as chief presenters
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Mother Jones merges with Center for Investigative Reporting
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Telegraph Media Group CEO Nick Hugh is out as takeover uncertainty continues
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Culture Secretary wants new Telegraph sale investigation after corporate structure changes
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Ofcom blasts radio news bulletin that said Barry Humphries was alive three days after he died
The regulator labelled it a "significant error".
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IPSO backs Daily Mail undercover reporting which exposed fake asylum claims
The Mail was shortlisted for a British Journalism Award for the investigation.
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Daily Mail tennis correspondent Mike Dickson dies while covering Australian Open
The Mail described "Dicko" as "talented, kind and knowledgeable".
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Paul Royall gets permanent BBC News Channel editor job
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Thomson Reuters acquires B2B insurance-focused World Business Media
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Irish Sun names deputy Fiona Wynne as next editor
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