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Diana, Princess of Wales, during her interview with Martin Bashir for the BBC. A report by Lord Dyson into how the reporter landed the Panorama interview was published last week. Photo: BBC/PA Wire I came across two thoughts in the last few days which appeared separate, but the more I considered them the more linked they became in my mind. I’ll share them with you. A speaker in an online discussion I was involved in drew a comparison between the amount of information we now receive with the invention of the printing press in Germany well over 500 years ago.
They won t remind us, but the tabloids hurt Diana just as much as Panorama did | Marina Hyde
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John Kay, former Sun chief reporter. Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images
John Kay, former Sun chief reporter. Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images
Sun 16 May 2021 02.30 EDT
Many non-
Sun readers previously unfamiliar with the work of John Kay must now be, if not exactly regretting their subscription oversight, aware of countless triumphs missed.
This âbrilliant
Sun chief reporter famed for his scoops, exposés and effortless mastery of tabloid-speakâ (as the
Daily Telegraph titled its obituary) was someone, we have learned since his death on 7 May, above the common run of hacks, âan elegant, dapper ex-public schoolboy renowned for his kindness and generosity to rivals and reporters, whom he mentored and encouragedâ¦â