Regional press news in brief
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Telegraph staff work through the night to break news of Rams takeover
Derby County’s biggest story of the year broke at 2.30am
Sudden death of Westcountry journalist Mary-Ann
Former Devon editor and West Midlands journalist has died at 57
Echo sets the ball rolling for its own World Cup
More than 30 schools will take part in event which will kick-off with a ‘live draw’
Memories of Richmond College in print
Work of former lecturer Gerry Kreibich is helping to boost charity coffers
Reporter gets his chance to play on the hallowed turf of Imperial Fields
Sports writer climbs down from his ivory tower to face some ‘real’ players
Special edition marks footballing glory on Teesside
Extra copies are printed to cope with demand after Boro’s UEFA comeback
Multiple voting forces suspension of newspaper web poll
Vote-rigging is discovered after readers were asked if councillors should resign
News in brief
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'Never again' say regional press marathon runners
Trinity Mirror’s regionals editorial director Neil Benson has raised almost £4,000 for Childline after successfully completing the London Marathon. He was one of the thousands of runners to take to the streets for this year’s race, completing the course in
Paper's new youth columnist scores victory in first week
Article written by 14-year-old new recruit prompts a
Columnist Littlejohn to make return to his old stomping ground
Daily Mail columnist and former Birmingham Evening Mail reporter Richard Littlejohn is returning to his old stomping ground later this month, as guest of honour at a celebrity lunch held by the Birmingham Press Club. The outspoken journalist, who began
Not so Grim as paper's Town push reaps dividends
Innovative front page tracks down team of ’98 for big match rallying call
Former regionals man sees trade unionists at work in Iraq
Tim Lezard visits war-torn country to set seeds for new political newspaper
Weekly's launch gives Cornish town a new Voice
Success of sister title prompts new competitor for Northcliffe weeklies
Former editor dies suddenly at 45
Tributes are paid to journalist found dead at home