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Cambridge News editor says sorry to readers over missing front page headline The editor of the Cambridge News has apologised to readers after publishing a front page with dummy text in place of a main headline. The daily paper ran with the headline: “100PT SPLASH HEADING HERE” and strapline: “THIS IS A STRAP OVER TWO DECKS WITH A CROSS REFERENCE TO A PAGE HERE”. The sub-editing instructions apparently went unnoticed before the paper went to print and and made its way into local shops to...

David Montgomery’s National World has said it has already made £4m in annual cost savings at JPI Media, with a further £1m to come before the end of the year. The cost savings will come mostly from “delayering and flattening” the publisher’s management structures, National World said in its annual report. Senior staff to have left following the takeover included editor-in-chief Jeremy Clifford (who has since joined Archant as chief content officer), group commercial director Andy Sumn...

Reach to have local news title covering every county in England and Wales by end of 2021 Reach has claimed its regional news titles in print and digital will cover the entirety of England and Wales for the first time by the end of 2021. The publisher will this year launch online Live newsbrands in seven areas where it does not currently have a presence – Norfolk, Suffolk, Dorset, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire – joining 19 new sites that went live in 2020. Timeline Darlin...

Child rapist battered brave dad leaving him blind in one eye The violent past of Snapchat paedophile Matthew Lawton can now be laid bare 05:00, 3 APR 2021 Updated Matthew Lawton sexually exploited two young girls A child rapist was previously locked up for attacking a brave dad and blinding him in one eye. Twisted pervert Matthew Lawton groomed two teenage girls over Snapchat with offers of cigarettes, alcohol and cannabis. The 29-year-old lied that he was 19 to trick the children, aged 13 and ...

Dont show me this message again✕ It was 6.38am when Piers Morgan huffed from the set of Good Morning Britain, almost parading out of the studio in either real or feigned indignation. Yet his departure - “OK, I’m done with this” - if not planned, at least felt preordained. For much of his career, the man born Piers Stefan O’Meara, has been quitting jobs, friendships and roles in dramatic fashion. Sometimes he has been given a sharp boot, but he has always managed to land on his feet. ...

Martin Stevenson steps up to CEO at RMG Share Racecourse Media Group (RMG) has promoted Martin Stevenson to the position of CEO, with the former Finance Director bringing considerable accounting and media experience to the role. Stevenson joined RMG as Finance Director in 2007, and has since developed ‘deep and intimate knowledge’ of the company’s business and operations. “I am extremely excited and honoured to take up the position of RMG CEO. I look forward to working even more colla...

Racecourse Media Group appoints Stevenson as CEO on permanent basis 9th March 2021 | By Conor Mulheir Racecourse Media Group (RMG), the media and data rights holding company for racecourses in the UK and Ireland, has named Martin Stevenson as its new permanent chief executive. A qualified accountant, Stevenson (pictured) joined the business as finance director in 2007, after previous roles as managing director of the Newspaper Licensing Agency, and group financial controller of Trinity Mirror P...

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Bernd von Jutrczenka/picture alliance via Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. European officials continue to clamp down hard on Big Tech with new legislative proposals.  In recent weeks, Google CEO Sundar Pichai met with some the EUs most senior people.  Insider listed out 12 key people pushing Googles agenda in Europe today.  European regulators con...

Reach (then Trinity Mirror) has been using Instant Articles since its launch in 2016 but wanted to verify how useful they were compared to click-throughs going straight to its own websites or apps. Reach head of social media and engagement Dan Russell said: “It was clear from the Liverpool Echo experiment that our readers prefer the Instant Articles. Up until this point we simply didn’t know and although there was speculation we needed solid evidence to inform future decisions.” Russell d...