'Man with two dogs' has tales published as a collection
Columnist’s in-paper countryside diary makes it onto the bookshelves
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Tributes are paid to long-serving Herald journalist
Veteran writer worked for paper for more than 40 years, until the week before her death
Retiring editor plans new life in France
Observer man to uproot after four years in charge of independent weekly
Double blaze at media campus claims buildings and equipment
Planned lessons for new term set to go ahead, says university provost
Daredevil reporter completes 100ft abseil at the double
Tower drop done twice to ensure best footage for online video report!
'Dull' teaching claim sparks backlash for city paper
Controversial press report draws apology from editor in 2,200-word column
West midlands weekly sets the pace in murder mystery case
Local team beat the opposition as fresh investigation began
News in brief
Plus: flaming pyjama loophole action, Hero of Heroes tribute and more regional press news in brief
New sports monthly launched at Newsquest title
24-page colour paper dedicated entirely to sports lovers hits the streets
Editor's apology wins over Chronicle critics
Paper’s prompt response, openness and willingness to publish letters criticising the title is praised
Speakers lined up for Glasgow media conference
Evening Gazette website team to join BBC executive and other speakers at editors’ event
Press position on poverty to be scrutinised
150 media sources to be tracked and analysed in £59,000 project
Mail presents multi-media dossier to floods minister
Mail takes the fight for help to Government with video, pictures and cuttings of county’s devastation
News in brief
Plus: New sports editor for the Mercury, ‘best student’ is named, and more press news in brief
No new inquiry on Newsquest's purchase of Herald group
“Too late to take any action”, says Commission
Self-regulation of the press report due today
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee is today due to publish the findings of an inquiry into self-regulation of the press. ‘Self-regulation of the press’, the committee’s seventh report, will also look at the effectiveness of the Press Complaints Commission