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Jury’s out: ex-Guardian staffer leaves Evening Standard for new roleThe London newspaper’s chief arts correspondent Louise Jury has left after eight years to take a director’s position at the Creative Industries Federation
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'No right to criticise': David Beckham hits back at Daily Mail coverageFormer England captain takes to Instagram in response to article questioning the Beckhams’ four-year-old daughter being permitted to use a dummy
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Open door: The substance of the criticisms of former Islamist Maajid Nawaz contained within the anonymous quotes should have been put to him but they were notAnonymous pejorative quotes should be used only in exceptional cases
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Newspapers have found themselves relegated to a media second division - so what are the teams trying to hide?Football fans need to cry foul on clubs that ban journalists
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From fly-tipping to polar bears: life on the world’s most northerly newspaperThe staff of Norway’s Svalbard Posten battle the elements to get stories and publish them - but it’s a dream job for some staff
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Lily Allen raises a smile as she turns unlikely media punditSinger flags up story about Sun on Sunday sales boost, which was partly credited to coverage of her collapse at Glastonbury festival
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Telegraph hires new sports writer following Henry Winter departureFormer Independent on Sunday editor John Mullin joins newspaper along with Independent’s football correspondent Sam Wallace
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Daily Mail in hot pursuit of Alan Yentob – but did it slip up?Paper suggests BBC’s creative director sought out reporter Lucy Manning over the Kids Company – but the clash resulted from her approaching him
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Sun on Sunday's sales rise 5% in month of Lord Sewel revelationsPaper extends its lead over the Mail on Sunday to just under 120,000 copies
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Surge in mafia attacks on journalists in ItalyOrganised criminals increasingly using violence and intimidation as well as legal threats to silence journalists, says parliamentary committee
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Nicola Sturgeon told to reveal what she knew of Police Scotland spying claimsSNP first minister urged to clear the air after force allegedly used Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act to eavesdrop on journalists and sources
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The Guardian's Stuart Millar joins BuzzFeedFormer head of news follows ex-deputy editor Janine Gibson as site builds up its UK news operation
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Denis O'Brien, Irish media tycoon who is rarely out of the headlinesHe has even turned up as a character in the Irish Times’s satire column
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Cilla Black: a lorra lorra love in the national newspaper coveragePages devoted to her passing reflect the British public’s special affection for woman who enjoyed two successful careers - as a singer and TV presenter
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Trinity Mirror profits slip due to print ad slump and phone-hacking costsDaily Mirror publisher says it will make further cost cuts and expects to hit its full-year profit forecasts
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Analysing the balance of our Jeremy Corbyn coverageOpen door: A sense that the Guardian has been unfairly dismissive about Corbyn’s Labour party leadership candidacy has generated powerful feelings among some readers
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The D-notice is misunderstood but its collaborative spirit worksRebranded system balances national security and freedom of the press
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Maurice Woods obituaryOther lives: Chairman of the Parliamentary Press Gallery and champion of the Norfolk dialect
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Peter Jones obituaryMusic journalist and author who wrote the earliest biographies of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones
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The ascent of the veteran leftwinger isn’t just a silly season phenomenon, but an authentic talking point – even around newsroom watercoolersJeremy Corbyn’s Gang of One reawakens the media of the 80s
Reality check Are foreigners really gaming the NHS to pay for their medical treatment abroad?