The Times
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The Times, Sun, Mail and Express refused to attack either the prime minister or the foreign secretary at a time of such sensitivity over Brexit negotiations
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Drinks flow along with the memories at the London Press Club’s event to mark the end of journalism on ‘the boulevard of broken dreams’
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Newspaper leader writers and columnists point to the lack of press freedom in Cuba, and other human rights abuses, during the revolutionary leader’s regime
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Circulations are falling away, of course, but there are two interesting battles to observe between the Mail and the Sun titles
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The startling claim on the Times front page is misleading, because it counts people born abroad rather than non-UK citizens
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With rightwing newspapers heaping abuse on ‘the liberal left’ in this post-Brexit era, we need to consider why the working class appear to agree with them
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Warnings about the royal charter underpinning of press regulation come to pass with the Lords amendment to the investigatory powers bill
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As Trinity Mirror closes another free title while bemoaning a lack of audience, a US newspaper owner tells it like it is: journalism is of secondary importance
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Times apologises to one in group of scientists suing for defamation after paper claimed they accepted money from tobacco companies
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In the broadsheet market that once forswore free copies, sales numbers are once more starting to move in mysterious ways
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When newspaper reporters use subterfuge it is always controversial, but every case has to be treated on its merits, calling for very difficult editorial decisions
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Greenslade Daily Mail proves again that it is a newspaper apart from all others