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Ex-pat journalists' success story goes on and on
Former regional hacks celebrate latest sales rise
Reporters and MSPs fail to finish 'friendly' football match
The cream of Scottish journalism and politics face off as game is abandoned
Fresh bid to update voluntary code of standards for journalists
Suggestions sought for editorial “benchmark for ethical standards”
User-generated content, privacy and subterfuge tackled by news chiefs
Review leads to major changes to industry’s voluntary Code of Practice
Former editor to host Highland games
Honour for Willie Morrison as he is invited to play key role at annual event
Northcliffe to sell Aberdeen newspapers for £105m
DC Thomson to buy Scottish business
Editor retires after 46 years in newspapers
Alan Proctor says farewell after spending his entire career with DC Thomson
Death of longest serving Ayrshire freelance
Neil Dryburgh, the former Ayr Advertiser reporter and longest serving freelance journalist in Ayrshire, has died. He was 75. Neil, who was originally from Greenlaw in the Borders, also wrote for the Sunday Post, the Daily Express in Glasgow and
Evening News team crowned Scottish football kings
Staff from the Edinburgh Evening News have been crowned football kings of Scotland’s media after winning a tournament at Glasgow’s Hampden Park. The paper’s team (pictured) beat Sky 2-0 in the final of the fifth annual BT Scotland Hampden Press
Media rivalries fought on the pitch
Staff from the Scottish media took their rivalries onto the pitch when they gathered for a football tournament at Glasgow’s Hampden Park. Teams were fielded from 28 newspapers, TV and radio stations, including the Edinburgh Evening News, the Evening Express
Post editor joins watchdog
Sunday Post editor David Pollington has been appointed as a new member of the Press Complaints Commission. Announcing the appointment, PCC chairman Lord Wakeham said: “That the Commission works so well is as a result of the interaction between lay
Sale of Braveheart sword could boost hospice appeal
Scotland’s Sunday Post Schools Hospice Challenge could be given a huge boost with the sale of a sword featured in the film Braveheart. The Claymore sword is one of only 50 that were made especially for the blockbuster film starring
Reporter re-opens 20-year murder mystery
Dundee reporter Graeme Strachan has re-opened a 20-year-old unsolved murder case – and claims that Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe was not responsible. The body of 20-year-old Elizabeth McCabe was found in 1980 on the outskirts of Dundee and popular belief
Telegraph's new owner makes a mint
Independent News & Media, whose £300m takeover of the Belfast Telegraph Newspapers Ltd was announced this month, saw profits leap by 68 per cent last year. Its £151m operating profits were achieved on record turnover of £920m. Meanwhile, Trade &
Belfast group to be sold for £300m
Trinity Mirror Group has announced it is to sell Belfast Telegraph Newspapers Ltd to Independent News and Media for £300m BTNL will be managed from London and a local board will be appointed. It will become part of a group