Obituaries
Colin Webb, who has died aged 74, was a highly effective editor of the Press Association from 1986 to 1995 and successfully steered the agency through a crucial period in its history.
Times foreign editor Richard Beeston has died of cancer aged 50.
Former Daily Echo editor Neal Butterworth has died of cancer aged 55, two years after leaving his job with Newsquest.
Ex-News of the World journalist David Wooding has published his former paper’s prepared Margaret Thatcher pull-out on his blog.
Former head of news at the Yorkshire Post Richard “Dick” Clark has died at the age of 68.
Tributes have been paid to a lifelong local newspaper journalist described as "everything that’s best about the local press".
Hull-born journalist Bruce McDonald, who held senior positions across the world in his career, has died in St Lucia.
Nottingham Post editor Mel Cook has died at the age of 51, the newspaper has announced.
The death of former Guardian chief sports writer Frank Keating last week at the age of 75 prompted some eloquent tributes from his collegues in the sporting press.
Frank Keating - who continued to write his sports column for The Observer until a few weeks ago - has died at the age of 75.
A leading motorcycle journalist has died in an accident at a press launch in South Africa.
Sky News colleagues have paid tribute to senior sports producer Mark O’Leary who died of cancer just before Christmas aged 51.
Former Daily Mirror photographer Charlie Ley – who captured an iconic image of John Lennon and Yoko Ono staging their famous sit-in at the Amsterdam Hilton – has died aged 87.
The journalist who set up the first Financial Times overseas edition has died at the age of 79.
A former BBC director general who led the corporation through its coverage of the Falklands War, Miners' strike and Northern Ireland Troubles in the early 1980s has died aged 82.
Bill Hodgkinson, who spent all his working life in Withy Grove, Manchester, died on 13 December, at the Half Acre Care Centre, Radcliffe, aged 96.
A journalist who interviewed every US president from Truman to Clinton, and Che Guevera to boot, has died aged 92.
BBC cricket correspondent Jonathen Agnew has said he doubted anyone has contributed more to coverage of cricket than his predecessor Christopher Martin-Jenkins, who has died of cancer aged 67.
David Cameron has paid tribute to "Fleet Street legend" Lord Rees-Mogg, who has died after a short illness aged 84.
Noel Botham was laid to rest last week. He was the undisputed master of a school of journalism which would have given Lord Justice Leveson the vapours.
