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But is there now a sense, despite issues over circulation and revenues, that fleet street is back to its pugnacious best? well, i told you we had a scoop. three of the biggest beasts in fleet street nowjoin us for their media show debuts. take a bow, victoria newton, editor in chief of the sun and sun on sunday. hi, victoria. hello. hiya. a classic tabloid pun on your front page the day after englands footballers beat germany. "55 years of hurt never stopped us raheem—ing." how long did it tak...

Going back to your other question was really interesting that, six weeks before the pandemic started, i took over. it was quite a different experience, being an editor. one of the things i noticed was the huge appetite from the public for information about this terrible coronavirus, so you saw a huge uplift in newspaper sales, and digitally traffic was through the roof. and people were desperate for information — and they turned to us, as newspaper brands, as trusted sources. and hand in glove...

Very quick question, victoria. has rupert been in touch? he must be chuffed. he is actually in the uk at the moment. ive seen a fair bit of him. taking you out for dinner, then, i suspect. oh, yeah. and its all on him. what a fantastic show. great to see you guys, thank you forjoining us. victoria newton, editor—in—chief of the sun and the sun on sunday. tobyn andreae, deputy editor of the daily mail. and emily sheffield, editor of the evening standard. that is it. the media show will be bac...

Just before. just a few weeks before. ijoined after the first big lockdown. on my very first day, i had to do the paper, put that the bed, and then go straight to westminster to interview boris johnson with our brilliant sort of lobby legend political editorjoe murphy. and as his head aide came out the door to meet us, she had a copy of the standard tucked under her arm. i was standing a little bit behind joe, so i dont think she saw me. and i know a few slightly bad tempered words were expresse...

I wasnt on edition. i was having to move, i was on whatsapp. our information was, and i went back and forth about this, and i cant give too much detail, is that maybe she was not entirely adverse to being photographed. right. 0k. er, can you elucidate a little? no. 0k, she wanted to get her side of the story out there. i dont want to elucidate. all right. we do go into a lot of, particularly, my early decision was not to put her on the front. interesting. were pretty careful. i think all of us, ...

We are incredibly influential in westminster. only a year ago, we were voted the most—read by mps. i think thats got a lot to do with our physical presence in westminster. you literally cannot escape us. copies are taken by the westminster doorkeeper to the tea room and other strategic locations when you walk out as an mp or an aide — theyre there in the tube station, if you take a taxi at the member door, and members entrances, theres a big pile. were even sitting in the underground car par...

And its always the stories that break when you are in the middle of something else — i was actually in the middle of doing some filming, i wasnt on edition. i was having to move, i was on whatsapp. our information was, and i went back and forth about this, and i cant give too much detail, is that maybe she was not entirely adverse to being photographed. right. 0k. er, can you elucidate a little? no. she wanted to get her side of the story up there. i dont want to elucidate. all right. we do go...

Statements to make that afternoon come off big debates. i mean, i remember on the first day i arrived here which was injuly, ijoined like victoria — did you join during the pandemic orjust before? ijoined after the first big lockdown. on my very first day, i had to do the paper and put that the bed and then go straight to westminster to interview boris johnson with our brilliant editor. as his aide came out the door to meet us, she had a copy of the standard tucked under her arm, i was standin...

Is it a political paper? very political. we are influential in westminster. only a year ago, we were voted the most—read by mps. i think thats got a lot to do with our physical presence in westminster. you literally cannot escape us. copies are taken by the westminster doorkeeper to the tea room and other strategic locations when you walk out as an mp or a aide — theyre there at the member store, in the tube station, if you take a taxi at the member store, and members entrances, theres a big...

Well, i told you we had a scoop. three of the biggest beasts in fleet street nowjoin us for their media show debuts. take a bow, victoria newton, editor in chief of the sun and sun on sunday. hi, victoria. hello. hiya! a classic tabloid pun on your front of the day after englands footballers beat germany — "55 years of hurt never stopped us raheem—ing." how long did it take to come up with that one? well, we have the best headline writers in the world on our back bench. it took them about tw...