Mo Brooks Alabama Senate Bid Leaked as Official Campaign Page Changes Reveal Run
Rep. Mo Brooks campaign has made changes to his official page that all but confirm he will be running for the Senate in 2022.
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Behind the Battle for Barnoldswick
As the coronavirus pandemic struck in the early weeks of March, Catherine Greaves, a mother of three, took maternity leave to look after her newborn son...
How councils have closed down 300 toilets since Covid-19 outbreak
For the best part of four months during the height of the pandemic, 65-year-old Mandy Simons, who lives alone and has severe asthma, saw not a single other person...
How Health and Safety Cuts Made the Return to Work More Dangerous
A decade of swingeing cuts to the Health and Safety Executive's budget has left inspectors scrambling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Private Prison Lobby Targets House, Senate Races
Joe Biden may have promised a federal crackdown on private prisons, but an analysis of the industry's political donations suggests it is more concerned about congressional races than who sits in the Oval Office.
China Hawks Want Beijing to Pay Compensation for Coronavirus Outbreak
Republican congressmen told Newsweek that they believed China should be held accountable for its efforts to suppress reports of the new disease in December last year.
Donald Trump Jr. Slams 'Fake News Media' in New Book, Cites Its Work 30 Times
Newsweek analysis found that he referred to 30 separate articles from news outlets that have been dubbed "fake news" or otherwise attacked by himself and his father.
Democrats Who Impeached Bill Clinton Tell GOP: Vote With Eye Toward History
Ex-Democrat representatives told Newsweek that Republicans had to set aside partisanship when deciding whether to impeach Trump.
Donald Trump Golf Course Hit by Vandalism and Theft Since He Took Office
Data obtained by Newsweek under the Freedom of Information Act showed the majority of the reported crimes at the Trump International took place after the president was elected.
Daily Mail pays out to student wrongly dubbed 'cheerleader for terrorist groups'
The publisher of the Daily Mail has apologised and agreed to pay “substantial damages” to a student it wrongly dubbed a “cheerleader for terrorist groups”.
Mail Online search traffic halves after Google algorithm update
Mail Online has seen its traffic from Google halved after an algorithm change, according to its head of search engine optimisation.
Metro Universal Credit advert condemned as 'propaganda' and 'insult to disabled people'
The Metro newspaper has been criticised over a print advert for the Government’s controversial Universal Credit welfare system described as an “insult to all disabled people”.
Monocle intern claims victory and £2,000 after title admits underpaying her
An intern has claimed a victory after receiving a cheque for more than £2,000 from Monocle, settling a dispute over unpaid wages.
British Airways stops offering Financial Times to passengers as source claims negative coverage behind move
British Airways has stopped offering the Financial Times to passengers in response to negative stories about it in the paper, a source has told Press Gazette.
JPI Media to close eight newspaper offices with 34 staff to work remotely or relocate
JPI Media will close eight newsrooms in a regional restructure that will see 34 staff either work remotely or relocated to one of 19 remaining offices.
BBC Politics Live boss Rob Burley says balancing every show across political parties would be 'really boring'
Politics Live boss Rob Burley gets most of his news from Twitter, he told Press Gazette when we went behind the scenes of the political panel show.
BBC reporter offered copy approval to Telford child safety chairman after Sunday Mirror grooming scandal scoop
A BBC reporter offered copy approval to the chairman of Telford council’s child safeguarding board after the Sunday Mirror exposed Britain’s “worst ever” child grooming scandal.
Alan Rusbridger says Guardian in a 'fantastic situation' as he hits back at Paul Dacre
Alan Rusbridger has said the Guardian is an example of a “rather successful model” for public interest journalism in response to a claim the paper was reduced to an “economic basket case” under his editorship.
Largest Johnston Press shareholder wants to 'remove the board' and has 'appetite' for the company
The largest shareholder in Johnston Press said he has an “appetite” for the business after increasing his stake in the publisher to 25 per cent.
How to campaign when your name is Tuna Kunt
Tuna Kunt has run her campaign on a simple, memorable slogan: “Tuna in your sandwich. Tuna in your salad. Tuna in your union.”
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