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Cuts to Global’s regional radio newsrooms ‘another blow to local journalism’
Global has reportedly put up to 40 roles at risk of redundancy amid a a restructure of its regional radio...
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Guardian to launch new 11-staff European edition in autumn
The Guardian will launch a digital European edition this autumn – its first new foreign edition in eight years. The...
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Rebekah Vardy versus Sun IPSO ruling
Rebekah Vardy complained to press regulator IPSO about a Sun story interpreting one of her Instagram posts, months after losing...
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European Court extends ‘right to be forgotten’ from search engines to news sites
The European Court of Human Rights has been accused of approving the “rewriting of history” by backing the extension of...
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News diary 10 – 16 July: Biden in London, NATO summit in Vilnius
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News. Leading...
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Will London Property Prices Fall The Hardest
Fears of a property price crash have become more apparent in recent times. Inflation is higher than predicted and banks...
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Times found to have published inaccurate financial data over ‘a number of years’
The money section of The Times published inaccurate dividend yields for “a number of years”, press regulator IPSO has concluded....
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City AM owners seek investment but also open to a sale
The owners of City AM have revealed they are open to a sale of the London business newspaper. City AM...
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IPSO says Jeremy Clarkson’s Meghan Markle Sun column was sexist and breached Editors’ Code
Jeremy Clarkson’s Sun column about his “hate” for Meghan Markle – the Duchess of Sussex – “on a cellular level”...
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Mirror lawyer says hacking claims have had ‘catastrophic effect’ on publisher as Harry trial wraps up
The company behind the Mirror has “paid a very heavy price” for the hacking scandal and is still financially dealing...
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