Financial Times
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The Financial Times passes another major digital milestoneBusiness paper claims a first by earning more revenues from digital than print
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What the latest sales figures tell us about the state of newsprintCirculations are falling away, of course, but there are two interesting battles to observe between the Mail and the Sun titles
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Lucy Kellaway plans to lead the way to teaching for career changersFT’s award-winning columnist will leave paper to become a teacher, and is starting a new organisation to help people change careers into teaching
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Lucy Kellaway to leave the Financial Times to become a teacherAfter 31 years with the newspaper, its award-winning columnist and associate editor plans to teach maths in a ‘challenging’ London secondary school
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UK press registers its profound shock at a Trump victoryEditorials in newspapers across political spectrum agree Americans’ revolt against political establishment echoes Brexit vote
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Press freedom danger if MPs vote in section 40 by the back doorWarnings about the royal charter underpinning of press regulation come to pass with the Lords amendment to the investigatory powers bill
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New record for Leonard Barden, grandmaster of newspaper chess columnsThe Guardian’s columnist has written weekly for the newspaper for 61 years as well as running a daily column at the London Evening Standard for 60 years
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Goliath fears David: why newspaper publishers are scared by ImpressThe stage is now set for legal and political confrontation following the decision by the Press Recognition Panel to give royal charter approval to a new regulator
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Ipso's Moses proves, once again, he was a clever choice for the postPress regulator’s chair makes clear his frustrations with newspapers over ‘nasty’ Brexit coverage - but he stops short of naming and shaming them
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George Cyriax obituaryOther lives: Financial journalist who also improved the fortunes of the Alzheimer’s Society
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Newspapers divide over the lessons of the £11bn Apple tax demandWhile the pro-Brexit press views the European commission’s ruling as interference in the free market, pro-remain papers see it as a virtue of EU membership
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Philip Green suffers another round of newspaper excoriationAs the final tranche of BHS stores is closed, the former owner’s latest offer to ‘sort’ the pension deficit gets short shrift from the national press
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Press regulation battles fought without much public, or journalistic, interestAs Impress stands on the verge of official royal charter recognition, editors who support Ipso lay claim to official recognition for their code
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Newspapers find much to praise in Team GB's Rio successNational press editorials and columnists see the strategic allocation of lottery funds as the key to Britain’s increasing medal haul at the Olympics
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Anthony Harris obituaryOther lives: Distinguished financial journalist and one of the last of the great Fleet Street eccentrics
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Most Tory newspapers praise Theresa May's cabinet reshuffleBut the Times and the Sun lament Michael Gove’s sacking and every paper questions the wisdom of appointing Boris Johnson as foreign secretary
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How do journalists cope so well (if they do) with stress?Neuroscientist’s study aims to discover the mental resilience of journalists
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Theresa May gets a cautious welcome from the national pressNewspapers that called for Brexit worry over the new prime minister’s commitment to their cause and call for a Brexiteer to be EU negotiator
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