Media watchdog probes potential impact of £68m plan
July 2008 News
Sunday newspaper goes 24/7 with new online operation
Mercury aims to offer breaking news along with army of bloggers on new-look website
Reporter's dying mission reaches House of Lords
Adrian Sudbury’s fight for bone marrow education goes to Upper House
Specialist magazine launches photography competition
Digital cameras up for grabs in awards scheme for both amateurs and professionals
Meyer to stand down as PCC chairman
Sir Christopher to quit as head of press watchdog in March 2009
Weekly newspaper backs call to honour war heroes' ship
Memory of Enigma Code ship HMS Petard could live on with new Navy vessel
Shoppers' loyalty pays
How much do you like the big shops knowing about your spending habits? Loyalty cards at supermarkets are one thing. But what about shopping centre points cards, which spy on your purchases across a wide range of outlets? Some people
Bribery gets results
How much are parents in your area prepared to bribe kids to ensure good exam passes? The going rate in some areas is around £100 for getting the right results. With exam time upon us, see if you can get
Reporter makes a splash with sea lion caper
“It was like being kissed by a dog” says Devon weekly man
News eggstra for hard-boiled hack
Loss is no yolk as Journal reporter is ‘beaten’ by world champ
Novel venture for journalist who revealed traumatic childhood
Former Northern Echo reporter who penned “inspirational” memoir turns to fiction
Archant magazine scoops business award
Company’s in-house title crowned the best in Anglia region
Keen-as-mustard reporters launch condiment campaign
Hot news as evening paper fights to preserve Colman’s legacy in city
Harmless flirting…?
Do YOU know an office flirt? We all do it, according to the experts – usually to get our own way. Apart from advancing your career it can achieve more simple results like getting the coffee made. It can also
What's in your drawers
What do people keep in their office drawers? Conduct a quick survey in your office and then go out on the streets….. Past studies have shown that women keep deodorant and a spare pair of tights in their drawers while
Crimper course
Your local college of further education is likely to run hairdressing courses to get young crimpers up to speed. But where do you think they get their models from? Yes, you guessed it – the general public. You’ll get a