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Mirror, Express and Star publisher Reach is surveying staff on the future of working arrangements post-pandemic as it looks to become more “agile” and make savings on its portfolio of … Read More
A decision in the extradition case of Julian Assange will not be made until after the US election, a judge has said. The Wikileaks founder is fighting being sent to … Read More
Covid-19 losses at Hearst UK will eat up a “large proportion” of the magazine publisher’s cash resources. But the publisher said its US parent company Hearst Communications Inc has confirmed … Read More
Proposals to scrap the requirement for planning notices to be placed in local newspapers would come at the “worst possible” time for the sector, which has been badly hit by … Read More
A former top Daily Mail lawyer has revealed he was “very confident” after signing off the newspaper’s infamous “Murderers” front page accusing five men of killing black teenager Stephen Lawrence … Read More
Fall is a beautiful season. Almost everyone loves summer and tries to hit every item on their summer bucket list, but even the most die-hard summer-love r is ready for … Read More
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is a “resilient” and “resourceful” man who defied predictions over his mental health, a psychiatrist has told his extradition hearing. Assange, 49, is fighting extradition to … Read More
Harold Evans was physically a diminutive figure – but through his journalism, books and reported comments about the trade he had a giant influence over generations of journalists. Many have … Read More
Reach is launching its first regional news “public awareness” team as it aims to make journalism in the public interest more engaging to readers. The team on the Yorkshire Live … Read More
A psychiatrist has told the extradition hearing of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange it is “clear” he is on the autistic spectrum. Dr Quinton Deeley, a consultant neuropsychiatrist, diagnosed Assange with … Read More
