Piers Morgan Uncensored, the new weekly column, starts this week. The column will see Piers tackle big talking points as and when they happen, with no fixed day of the week for publication, says The Sun.
January diet plans, Rebel Wilson, flesh fest, the Covid divide, intemperate wording, mask-wearing, the Sutton house fire tragedy, London stabbings, the Colston Four, Sir Tony, Prince Andrew, MoS’s front page apology and front page of the fortnight.
Northern Echo editor Karl Holbrook is leaving the regional daily to join the Daily Express as executive editor.
JPIMedia city news website Newcastle World has promoted football writer Liam Kennedy to editor.
The Financial Times has appointed Christina Michalos QC as its editorial complaints commissioner.
Journalist Abbey Maclure has co-authored a report with Leeds Trinity University journalism tutor Jenny Kean urging news groups to give trainees facing abuse more support.
The Online Safety Bill is a watershed moment in the regulation of tech platforms worldwide, bringing accountability to the actions of platforms. Its success or failure could have ramifications far beyond the UK, writes the PPA’s Seb Cuttill.
Reach introduces a new era of professional development with the appointment of Steve Thompson as its new Senior Editor for Training and Development.
Adamah Media, an online magazine, is hosting a writing competition aimed for budding young writers aged 18 to 28.
Editors at The BMJ are urging Facebook to correct a “fact check” of a recent investigation that they say is “inaccurate, incompetent and irresponsible.”
Newsquest has appointed Ben Fishwick as Editor at the Southern Daily Echo in Southampton.
Attacking the BBC for, err, holding the powerful to account, who’s scrutinising government bills, Sienna Miller misses out on her day in court, the appalling cases of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson, front page of the fortnight, and more…
Kamran Abbasi has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief of The BMJ.
SPH Media Trust has chosen the CUE Publishing Platform as its new content management system.
The National Council for the Training of Journalists has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.
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