| is to give a voice to the voiceless, | to campaign vigorously. for the causes and beliefs that lie at its heart, and, - fundamentally, to entertain, engage, inform its readers, and, of course, above all, i try and sell as many - newspapers as we can or attract as many eyeballs as we can online - whilst sticking to ourjournalistic integrity, our beliefs, and the passion would try and bring to every story, i whether it s light or shade. i mean, the great newspapers, the great interviewers humphreys, paxman, dimbleby they sniff out lies, hypocrisy, unfairness, corruption. does that sum up, do you think, part of the role of the mail in society? absolutely. well, following on from| the matt hancock story, we had a bold front page with, how can he cling on? - which i think is people s instinctive reaction, - other than, bizarrely, - the prime minister and the former health secretary. so i think it s headlines like that, projected with vigour,
newspapers as we can or attract as many eyeballs as we can online - while sticking to ourjournalistic integrity, our beliefs, and the passion would try and bring to every story, i whether it s light or shade. i mean, the great newspapers, the great interviewers humphreys, paxman, dimbleby they sniff out lies, hypocrisy, unfairness, corruption. does that sum up, do you think, part of the role of the mail in society? absolutely. well, following on from| the matt hancock story, we had a bold front page with, how can he cling on? - which i think is people s instinctive reaction, - other than, bizarrely, - the prime minister and the former health secretary. so i think it s headlines like that, projected with vigour, that do bring about change i in this case, political change but there s other stories that we have covered, . whether it s dementia care, whether it s ppe, that we . project with confidence, we get to the heart of the story, - and we can make real impact and br
and fundamentally to entertain, engage, inform its readers and, of course, above all, try and sell as many newspapers as we can or attract as many - eyeballs as we can online - while sticking to ourjournalistic integrity, our beliefs, - and the passion would try and bring to every story, . whether it s light or shade. the great newspapers, the great interviewers humphreys, paxman, dimbleby they sniff out lies, hypocrisy, unfairness, corruption. does that sum up, do you think, part of the role of the mail in society? absolutely. following on from the matt hancock story, we had a bold front page - with, how can he cling on? which i think is people s instinctive reaction, - other than bizarrely. the prime minister and former health secretary. so i think it is headlines- like that, projected with vigour that do bring about change | in this case, political change.
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