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Ex-Guardian boss hits out at the IRA editor: Roy Greenslade 'should have been frank about his beliefs', says Alan Rusbridger Former editor of the Guardian Alan Rusbridger has said Roy Greenslade, who worked for him at the newspaper, should have been 'frank' about IRA support  Rusbridger said Greenslade should have been honest about political beliefs Ex-Daily Mirror boss this week revealed his support for IRA bombing campaigns

A former Fleet Street editor and journalism lecturer could lose his university post after he revealed his unapologetic support for bombing campaigns carried out by the IRA. Roy Greenslade, who edited the Daily Mirror and held a top job at The Sun, secretly wrote for the republican newsletter An Phoblacht and even provided bail surety for an IRA man accused of involvement in the 1982 Hyde Park bombing. While his republican views first emerged some years ago, he has now 'come out of hiding' in an article for the British Journalism Review to say he was in 'complete agreement about the right of ...

Boris Johnson 'outright condemns' Roy Greenslade, his official spokesman said today, after he the former Guardian columnist revealed his long-held support for the IRA's murderous bombing campaigns before resigning from his honorary professorship.  Roy Greenslade, who edited the Daily Mirror and held a top job at The Sun, secretly wrote for the republican newsletter An Phoblacht and even provided bail surety for an IRA man accused of involvement in the 1982 Hyde Park bombing. While his republican views first emerged some years ago, he came out of hiding' in an article this weekend for the Br...

Royal protection officers found Range Rover had been given fixed penalty notice Witness claimed the car was parked on double yellow lines for 'a couple of hours' Ticket was removed by one officer when they came out and moved the vehicle Duke of Edinburgh is preparing for his third night in the King Edward VII Hospital Royal author Penny Junor said Prince Philip, who was admitted over a non-Covid related illness, would be 'outspoken' if he felt people were making fuss over him

Tim Spector, professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, said he believes Britons should 'definitely be encouraged' to meet in small groups next month.