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Axed News of the World assistant editor Ian Edmondson has stood down as editor of lads’ magazine Loaded a year after his appointment.
Former Coventry Telegraph health reporter Warren Manger has landed a job on the Sunday Mirror features desk after being a finalist at the British Journalism Awards.
Newly appointed Independent on Sunday editor Lisa Markwell has pledged to maintain the paper’s independence amid moves to integrate all three Evgeny Lebedev-owned national titles.
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.
Newsquest’s long-serving chief executive Paul Davidson is expected to retire later this year.
ITV News has confirmed that it is on the hunt for a new editor and that Deborah Turness is leaving to become president of New York-based NBC News.
She will leave in July after eight years as editor. She was both the youngest ever ITV News editor and also the first woman to hold that role.
Times foreign editor Richard Beeston has died of cancer aged 50.
The Times political reporter Anushka Asthana has moved to Sky News as political correspondent.
Guardian deputy editor and head of news Ian Katz has been recruited by the BBC as the new editor of Newsnight.
Former Daily Echo editor Neal Butterworth has died of cancer aged 55, two years after leaving his job with Newsquest.
The Nottingham Post has appointed Mike Sassi as its new editor.
When self-proclaimed “porn baron” Paul Baxendale-Walker bought lads’ magazine Loaded last year it was reasonably assumed the title might be taken a step down market.
Torin Douglas is bowing out as after 24 years as BBC media correspondent next month and he told Press Gazette that he leaves the corporation at a time when morale is low.
Local World has named award-winning journalist John Butterworth editor of the Black Country Bugle.
Even a cursory examination of Alison Kervin’s career credentials leaves a man consumed by inadequacy.
Ex-News of the World journalist David Wooding has published his former paper’s prepared Margaret Thatcher pull-out on his blog.
Few journalists if any have done as well out of the boom in celebrity-driven news as former redtop staffers Gary Morgan and Kevin Smith.
Former head of news at the Yorkshire Post Richard “Dick” Clark has died at the age of 68.
Broadcaster Andrew Marr appeared back on TV for the first time yesterday since suffering a stroke in January.
