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Without action NUJ could be insolvent by October

25 May 2012

The NUJ is facing a “severe financial crisis” and could run out of money and become insolvent by October, general secretary Michelle Stanistreet has warned.

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Hull Daily Mail leads way at Regional Press Awards

25 May 2012

The Hull Daily Mail lead the way at this year’s Regional Press Awards after scooping five prizes.

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Hunt 'told special adviser to quit'

25 May 2012

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt told his special adviser to quit after highly damaging emails revealing the close relationship between his department and the Murdoch empire were released, the former aide said.

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Former cop says Sun story cost her MI5 job

25 May 2012

A former police officer is demanding damages of £100,000 from News Group Newspapers over a story that appeared in The Sun branding her a "skiver".

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Trinity chairman Sir Ian Gibson to stand down early

25 May 2012

Trinity Mirror’s chairman will leave the company months ahead of schedule, the company announced this morning.

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Shropshire Star cuts editions from five to two

25 May 2012

The Shropshire Star is merging Shrewsbury, South and Border into a single county edition, in a move expected to result in one compulsory reduncancy.

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The privacy ruling which upholds press right to pry into politicians' private lives

25 May 2012

Carina Trimingham, the partner of MP Chris Huhne, has had her claim for harassment and breach of privacy against the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday rejected by the High Court in a landmark ruling.

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Impartial arbiter? Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt on the ropes

25 May 2012

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is facing renewed calls to quit over his links to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

National Newspapers

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The privacy ruling which upholds press right to pry into politicians' private lives

25 May 2012

Carina Trimingham, the partner of MP Chris Huhne, has had her claim for harassment and breach of privacy against the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday rejected by the High Court in a landmark ruling.

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Impartial arbiter? Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt on the ropes

25 May 2012

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is facing renewed calls to quit over his links to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

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Impartial arbiter? Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt on the ropes

25 May 2012

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is facing renewed calls to quit over his links to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

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People

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Impartial arbiter? Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt on the ropes

25 May 2012

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is facing renewed calls to quit over his links to Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

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Media Law

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The privacy ruling which upholds press right to pry into politicians' private lives

25 May 2012

Carina Trimingham, the partner of MP Chris Huhne, has had her claim for harassment and breach of privacy against the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday rejected by the High Court in a landmark ruling.

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