Newspapers
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The draconian mooted revamp of the Official Secrets Act is another reminder to be wary of any press regulator under the control of parliament
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Lord Neuberger says some of vitriol aimed at judges after they ruled against the government ‘undermined rule of law’
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Giving press credentials to a pro-Trump blog is yet another attempt by the Trump administration to change the American public’s perception of reality
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Greg Hywood, himself a male champion of change, dismays staff by bringing in new management team that sidelines women
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Editorial: The Law Commission’s proposals appear tailored to stop the Guardian ever again publishing something like the Snowden files
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Outcry follows plans to radically increase prison terms for revealing state secrets and to prosecute journalists
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Katherine Maher, head of the Wikimedia Foundation, on accuracy and operating in a world of ‘fake news’
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Those who fear the media’s malign influence should recall how few of our current political upheavals were predicted, let alone endorsed, by newspapers
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The late TPT’s brand of posh fun made her a star of the 1990s party scene. But these days fame is a serious business
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Despite having covered immigration and the Dubs amendment endlessly, papers fail to note this week’s shift in policy
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Former England striker says he pays his taxes in full, will not be bullied and will continue to speak up for refugees
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Online encyclopaedia editors rule out publisher as a reference citing ‘reputation for poor fact checking and sensationalism’
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Murdoch executives met PM or chancellor 10 times in a year - more than any other media organisation, report reveals
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Judges rule video can be viewed to help reporting on Alexander Blackman, convicted of murder of Taliban fighter
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British artist redesigns newspaper’s masthead for a one-off edition ahead of the opening of his biggest-ever exhibition at Tate Britain
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Former prime minister pressed Lord Rothermere to ‘rein in’ editor before EU referendum
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Letters: Section 40 would uphold standards of accuracy in journalism in a way that current regulation does not
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Endlessly curious writer and editor who gave the Spectator magazine its lively shape and tone
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New study finds newsprint newspapers are read for an average of 40 minutes per day, outstripping by a wide margin time spent on online reading
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Let us not forget that too many reporters, photographers and bloggers around the world lose their liberty, and their lives, simply for trying to do their job
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Newspapers from around the world document the turmoil in the United States, as people demonstrate against the travel ban imposed by Donald Trump
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London Evening Standard editor is to replace Jamie Angus at helm of flagship news and current affairs programme
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