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Speedway king reporter dies aged 61
Graham Cheshire devoted his life to both writing for and selling newspapers
Racial Council complaint over newspaper's gypsy story
Chronicle and Echo says it didn’t mean to mislead, judge complains over Evening Standard approach – and more cases from the PCC
Sunderland-born journalist dies at 83
Alan Brien wrote for a variety of publications and specialised as a film critic
Trio of senior journalists set task of guiding PA principles
Former national newspaper editors join new Press Association Trust
Richard resuscitates his career
A medical technician who was forced to retire at 39 after a series of heart attacks has revived his career – as a journalist. Richard Hill left the NHS in 1995 after the last of his three heart attacks and
New editor appointed to head award-winning Democrat team
Jackie McKeown takes the reins as weekly relaunches in full colour
News in brief
Writers from The Scotsman and its sister financial paper The Business have been recognised at an international journalism awards ceremony. Scotsman associate editor George Kerevan was runner-up in the annual Bastiat Prize, for journalists who promote the institutions of free
War reporter 'headhunted' by Evening Standard
Richard Edwards, who was named British Trainee of the Year by Newstec last month, will leave the Western Daily Press later this year to join the London Evening Standard. The 23-year-old covered the war in Iraq as a member of
New London freesheet to rival Metro?
A new, free 24-hour newspaper could be launched in London to rival Metro. Press reports say News International could be about to make a move on the territory occupied by Associated Newspapers. It is believed News International is already in
Richard resuscitates his career
A medical technician who was forced to retire at 39 after a series of heart attacks has revived his career – as a journalist. Richard Hill left the NHS in 1995 after the last of his three heart attacks and
Award for good circulation
A top industry award scheme has named the Huddersfield Daily Examiner number one for the quality of service to its newsagents. The Examiner beat competition from both national and regional newspapers in the awards, which are run by the Association
1947 freeze was his big break
Former Scunthorpe Telegraph journalist Phil Wrack, who became the deputy editor of the News of the World, has died aged 71 after losing his battle against leukaemia. Mr Wrack was educated at the Henderson Avenue Primary and the Scunthorpe Modern
Distinguished career
A distinguished former local, national and international journalist has died, aged 99. Richard McMillan began at the Scarborough Evening Post at 15 and moved to Fleet Street six months later and held parliamentary and royal correspondent posts at The Times
Scarborough?Simply the best!
Residents of the north Yorkshire seaside resort of Scarborough have hit back after vitriolic columnist Victor Lewis-Smith attacked their town. In one of his regular columns for the London Evening Standard, Mr Lewis-Smith condemned Scarborough as being “dismal in season
Newspaper rapped over terrorism slur on bookshop
Press watchdog says Standard should have taken more care over the accuracy of its story