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The London Press Club’s midsummer ball planned for last night was postponed after the explosions which rocked the city. The organisers said travel chaos – and the fact journalists would be working into the night – meant abandoning the event
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New editor chosen for Liverpool Echo
Alastair Machray: “Proud to be taking over editorship of one of the truly great titles in newspapers”
Red-faced Journal issues apology over offensive pic
Photograph included offensive language relating to a woman in the picture
New Belfast title to reflect 'real issues'
Editor says morning paper will be for the 21st century, not the 17th
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Journal launches new arts mag in bid to increase sales
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Bylines around the world after novelist death exclusive
Two British journalists working in the Bahamas saw their bylines go all over the world with the death of best-selling novelist Arthur Hailey, who had lived in Nassau for more than 40 years. Hundreds of newspapers and television stations worldwide
'Myths of freelancing' are challenged in new report
New research is set to challenge many of the myths surrounding the image of freelance journalism. The survey, which covers freelances in the National Union of Journalists, examines many assumptions about the profession, including why people become freelance, their experience
Tributes paid as editor loses battle with cancer
Weekly newspaper editor Andre Gibbons has died after a battle with cancer. The 55-year-old was editor of the Midweek Herald, a free newspaper in East Devon. He became editor of the paper in 2003, after spending a year as sub-editor
£4m drive to rebuild care home for journalists
A four million pound drive to rebuild a care home for journalists has been launched by the Queen at St James’ Palace. The Journalists’ charity the Newspaper Press Fund has begun a campaign to turn its out-of-date care home in
Journal plays supporting role in Tyne Theatre revival
The Newcastle Journal has helped secure the future of the historic Tyne Theatre after agreeing a three-year sponsorship deal. As part of the arrangement the venue, which plays host to an assortment of events, has been renamed The Journal Tyne
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Lindsay Nicholson, editor-in-chief of Good Housekeeping magazine, and Harriet Wilson, director of editorial administration and rights at Conde Nast, have joined the Editors’ Code of Practice Committee, which reviews the voluntary code of standards overseen by the Press Complaints Commission.Nominated
Business daily gets a new lease of life
The Newcastle Journal is to launch a revamped version of its Northern Business Daily supplement on Monday. Originally published in March 2001, the supplement now boasts a greater variety of columnists and a more concentrated focus on the ‘after hours’