Former journalist Paul Waugh has shown principle in announcing that, despite his unsuccessful parliamentary bid, he has gone through a one-way door.
As you reach old age, the ranks of your old friends inevitably thin out. Tony Holden, who died last weekend, is another who will now be missed.
Unless the BBC’s “male presenter” in question publicly identifies himself, the awkward guessing game is set to continue.
The behaviour of The New York Times towards the UK since the death of the Queen might seem appalling – but it comes as no surprise.
Television presenter Isabel Webster shares her five favourite things.
In his latest biography, Andrew Roberts sheds light on the life and work of Lord Northcliffe, the original media mogul.
“Hot mike moments” happen all the time, much to the dismay of politicians and broadcast journalists.
As a former correspondent for the paper, seeing ones letters published conjures up memories of formative years.
This ungrammatical construction appears repeatedly in modern English, both written and spoken.
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