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The week that was: Top ten most popular stories on Press Gazette

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Here are links to the top ten most popular stories on the Press Gazette website between 2-8 November.

1 Lord McAlpine seeks settlements with all journalists who implicated him on Twitter

2 Quentin Letts: 'We must restate our intention, as a Street, to chase and harry and expose the liars in every corner of British public life'

3 Acting BBC director general Tim Davie calls a halt to interview with Sky News

4 Guardian journalists opt for strike vote as showdown looms over compulsory redundancies

5 Sun investigations chief: Bribery Act has forced us to turn away whistleblowers

6 Awkward ad juxtaposition in Nuneaton, 'shits' sought by The Sun, Lance Armstrong and a vermin infestation at the Daily Express

7 BSME Awards 2012 - full list of winners: Double win for Giles Barrie as he leaves for PR role

8 Lord McAlpine case underlines libel dangers for journalists of jigsaw identification in online age

9 Iain Overton resigns as editor of The Bureau of Investigative Journalism

10 Lebedevs to close Journalism Foundation less than a year after launch

 

 

 

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