Corporate elision sullies the end of the Indy, Fleet Street’s last great gamble
Should a real press regulator ever be set up in this country, its first rule should be that any paper found to be puffing itself like a political or corporate d...
Tag: Fleet Street
A New Day on Fleet Street?
It is perhaps the defining hypocrisy of journalism that while the industry claims to be dedicated to popping the pretensions of the great windbags of our time, ...
Why Jeremy Corbyn is making amends with his critics on Fleet Street
Politicians have been vexed about the influence of the press on public life since those that followed Johannes Gutenberg started to circulate news on foreign af...
Corbyn rightly dismisses national anthem furore and sandwichgate as ‘tittle tattle’
Furore over Jeremy Corbyn not singing the god-bothering monarchist national anthem at a memorial service has been dismissed by the Labour leader as “tittle tatt...
Indy abandons logic to claim Tories are good for the Union
Fleet Street’s famously partisan press has been as vitriolic in this election as any before it, with both sides seeking to belittle the opposition candida...