Sandhurst success for Army officer sub
Journalist who juggles day job with TA role will command a platoon of 24 riflemen
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'Trading of information' examined in new book
Leaks, whistle-blowing and spin all come under the spotlight in journalist’s study
A touch of glass
Reporter psyches himself up for walk over broken glass – read how he fared
Double lung transplant journalist misses out on 'Big Brother' crown
Reporter who underwent life-saving op lived in a glass house during reality contest
Regional press news in brief
Plus: Derbyshire journalists prepare to ballot over pay – and more news in brief
Compulsory redundancies avoided at Midland News Association
Volunteers step forward as staff cuts take shape
Herald man pens second book to focus on TV sports mogul
A movie could also be on the cards for veteran journalist and author Dale
Bexley Times goes free
Paid-for paper will now be distributed to 70,000 homes after sister titles merge
Whitby Gazette's on top of the world
Newspaper reaches new heights as it is read at the summit of Mount Everest
Record results for PA Group
The Press Association – now trading as PA Group Limited – has announced record profits for the past year, up by 19 per cent to £5.7m from £4.8m in 2004. Group turnover also increased by 19 per cent from £69.7m
Free Press owners donate to community project
Cash boost will help get teenagers off the streets
New sister paper for 152-year-old weekly
Wear Valley Mercury will hit newsstands later this year as publisher unveils expansion plans
Media union meeting to be sponsored by Welsh culture minister
Fears over changing media spark calls to protect local jobs and skills
When I'm sixty-four…
Long-serving journalist calls time on career that spanned almost 49 years
'Soap opera in print' tribute to 150-year-old weekly
Gala lunch celebration to mark major anniversary for East Yorkshire paper
News agency 'considers South West move'
Options remain open as company looks to consolidate operation