Special correspondent with the Irish Independent Paul Williams reflected on a 40-year career reporting on crime in Ireland ...

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The response was massive. In addition, volunteers could help as Subeditors who sorted the slips chronologically and into senses of meaning. Specialists provided advice on the etymologies, meaning and ...

Colleagues would meet up in those wonderfully old-fashioned (to British eyes) semi-private train compartments and chat, presumably about the football and the iniquities of subeditors, conversations ...

Charlotte Ivers reported from the front line of North London’s bagel war, where a “tiny café bang in the middle of one of London’s most genteel neighbourhoods” is besieged every weekend by “every ...

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) says Newsquest is conducting a systematic attack on staff by sacking reporters, photographers and subeditors, closing offices, transferring staff to centres 100 ...