Newspapers
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State swoop on top newspaper Zaman seen as crackdown on media freedom and supporters of anti-Erdoğan US-based cleric
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Details of the Johnson case illuminated a world in which talented players are paid huge sums from an early age with little opportunity to mature
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State Department criticises restrictions on access to domestic and international reporting on Malaysia as country reels from scandal involving PM
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Left-leaning La Repubblica and Agnelli family’s La Stampa to come together as single ‘daily and digital information’ group
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John Whittingdale offers support to the newspaper and music industries and others hit by the software, adding he will set up a round table on the issue
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Reporters protest against the forced closure of El Tayar, as the newspaper’s editor-in-chief faces the death penalty
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The paper’s six tickets to the ceremony on its doorstep in Los Angeles were initially claimed by executives until an email from ‘shocked’ film staff
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Katharine Viner says Guardian is one of few papers in favour of staying in EU, but it is ‘hard to prove’ if press will have decisive impact
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Tony Gallagher admits the tone of the paper’s editorials has been ‘extremely sceptical’ – but says he doesn’t yet know whether it will campaign for Brexit
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There is speculation that the Scottish Sun editor will return to London as a deputy editor – but is Rebekah Brooks or Rupert Murdoch behind the move?
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Commission instigated by Matthew Hancock, the Cabinet Office minister, found that after 10 years, FoI is working well
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A fine biography of the privileged amateur who gave the Observer its journalistic DNA in the postwar era
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If Sir Joseph Pilling finds the Independent Press Standards Organisation is doing its job well, all newspapers should just get behind it and get on with it
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The readers' editor on ... The readers’ editor on… reporting in haste
Stephen PritchardOccasionally, as deadline approaches, standards can slip
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Much of Fleet Street is committed to ensuring Britain wakes up on 23 June ready to leave the European Union
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Evening Standard columnist Anne McElvoy says putting the Radio 4 press review show in a late Sunday night slot was ‘guaranteed euthanasia’
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They spent three months in prison for publishing an article about Turkey’s arms transfers to Syria - now they face life sentences in a coming trial
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But the case against the newspaper was not as cut-and-dried as it may appear
The New Day sales estimated at 150,000 copies a day