Darren Thwaites is new editor of Newcastle Chronicle
4 August 2011
Teesside Evening Gazette editor Darren Thwaites has been named as the new editor of the Evening Chronicle in Newcastle.
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Doug Wills made managing editor for Lebedev titles
3 August 2011
Evening Standard managing editor Doug Wills has been made group managing editor for Independent Print Ltd and Evening Standard Print Ltd working across the Standard and the Independent titles.
Exiled Gambian journalist wins asylum status
3 August 2011
The National Union of Journalists’Glasgow branch has helped win asylum status for Gambian journalist Alieu Ceesay.
'Stuart Kuttner' released on bail until later this month
3 August 2011
Former managing editor of the News of the World Stuart Kuttner is understood to have been released on bail after being arrested and questioned yesterday by police investigating phone-hacking at the News of the World.
Gilbert Johnson: 'Actor, joker, romantic'
2 August 2011
Gilbert Johnson, who started his career on his hometown paper the South Yorkshire before going to work for Fleet Street’s finest, has died aged 81. Here, his friend of more than 30 years Phil Ascough pays tribute to a “first-rate ...
Paul Cheal named IPC's digital publishing director
29 July 2011
NME publishing director Paul Cheal has been appointed digital publishing director at IPC Media.
Evening Chronicle editor leaves Trinity after 22 years
26 July 2011
Evening Chronicle editor Paul Robertson is standing down after 22 years working across Trinity Mirror’s titles in the North East.
Which NI executives were party to cover-up is biggest unresolved question of phone-hacking affair
22 July 2011
The question of which News International executives were party to a cover-up remains the central unresolved issue stemming from the phone-hacking affair.
Brooks: 'NoW consistently denied phone-hack claims'
20 July 2011
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks said today that she was repeatedly told by the News of the World that allegations of phone hacking by the paper's journalists were untrue.
Murdochs: No immediate plans for Sunday Sun
19 July 2011
Both James and Rupert Murdoch told MPs today that there are “no immediate plans” to launch a Sunday edition of The Sun following the closure of the News of the World.
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Sean Hoare: 'A journalistic character of the old school'
19 July 2011
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Michael Crick leaves Newsnight for C4 News
19 July 2011
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EDP's George Wells: 'A journalist of class and quality'
19 July 2011
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Les Hinton resigns, Rebekah Wade arrested
18 July 2011
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News International chief exec Rebekah Brooks resigns
15 July 2011
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James Murdoch: News International to apologise to nation
15 July 2011
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NI exit for News of the World legal manager Tom Crone
13 July 2011
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Jonathan Levy new Sky head of news gathering
12 July 2011
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Mark Frith steps down as Time Out editor
11 July 2011
Obituaries
Gilbert Johnson: 'Actor, joker, romantic'
2 August 2011
Gilbert Johnson, who started his career on his hometown paper the South Yorkshire before going to work for Fleet Street’s finest, has died aged 81. Here, his friend of more than 30 years Phil Ascough pays tribute to a “first-rate ...
Sean Hoare: 'A journalistic character of the old school'
19 July 2011
The death of Sean Hoare, who is being dubbed the 'News of the World whistleblower., is not only a tragedy for his family and friends, but for journalism - a former colleague writes.
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EDP's George Wells: 'A journalist of class and quality'
19 July 2011
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Free newspaper pioneer Ben Clingain dies aged 68
17 June 2011
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David Welch 1948-2011: Sports journalism visionary
4 July 2011
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Journalist Michael Hewitt dies aged 51
6 June 2011
