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No time to wait — we must have radical reform of libel law now

11.11.09
It is time for journalists to rebuild a relationship with politicians. This sounds crazy after the expenses debacle and in view of the daily drip-drip of poison administered to MPs in newspapers on a daily basis.... more

Rise of ‘super injunction’ is serious threat to free speech

14.10.09
It is wrong that gagging orders are so secretive that media cannot even report on their existence ... more

Rise of ‘super injunction’ is serious threat to free speech

14.10.09
It is wrong that gagging orders are so secretive that media cannot even report on their existence ... more

Charitable funding for local news will soon be reality

23.09.09
Imminent deal could be a major fillip after years of under-reporting of local law courts and councils... more

I love Rose, I really do

18.09.09
The River Café’s Ruth Rogers talks about her plan to open another restaurant in London and Rose Gray’s new fight against cancer... more

City Spy: Bank on an early Budget, by George

16.09.09
It's official. We will have an emergency Budget next June or July. Shadow chancellor George Osborne made the commitment when fielding questions at The Spectator conference on business, politics and the media... more

City Spy: Shining some light on Defence bids

07.09.09
The Gray report on defence procurement talks of £2.5 billion annual cost overruns on various MoD projects. One solution is to democratise the whole government procurement process... more

At last media chiefs agree they must act to save local journalism from crisis

29.04.09
The “local media summit” held in the House of Commons revealed a welcome trend towards co-operation, says Roy Greenslade... more

Public subsidy and charitable endowments are on agenda as papers face toughest battle

04.02.09
Media analysis: In 1991 I first raised the possibility that newspapers would lose their audiences... more

Rose and Ruth revisited at River Café

15.10.08
The layout at The River Café may have changed after its six-month closure but it's the same faithful recipes at familiar prices on the menu.... more

BP could be in for a rough ride with Todd

04.09.08
Initial excitement at BP’s St James’s headquarters over the Republican Party’s choice of Presidential running mate has quickly subsided... more

Beeb pays out bonuses first – before bad

31.07.08
BBC bosses have come in for an official reprimand for arranging a paid sponsorship deal with Robinsons fruit juice... more

Guardian chief's pay leaps after profits treble

30.07.08
GMG chief executive and Guardian editor have received hefty pay rises as chairman Paul Myners hails 'an exceptional year'... more

Stakes are high in boardroom as Tesco sues Guardian for libel

09.04.08
There is a legitimate public interest in knowing how public companies conduct their tax affairs, and they should be open to scrutiny... more

Tesco under fire over its US expansion and slowing sales

08.04.08
Tesco's expansion in the United States comes under renewed attack from one its fiercest critics... more

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