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Involves dealing with lawyers — both our lawyers at the sunday times and the lawyers of — maybe our adversaries isn't the right word — but for legal reasons, we never managed to publish anything. it was only months later when ct group's director, mr mark fullbrook, became chief of staff in downing street, that we thought... "do you remember that name coming up a while ago?" and in the intervening period, charges had been brought, indictments had been unsealed, and the reporting environment became much, much easierfor us. and i wonder, as you deliver scoop after scoop on a sunday, do thos...

Coming up a while ago?" and in the intervening period, charges had been brought, indictments had been unsealed, and the reporting environment became much, much easierfor us. and i wonder, as you deliver scoop after scoop on a sunday, do those scoops become easier in some ways because people come to you, because they associate you with someone who can give a story impact? um... in some respects, working at a sunday paper is a most kind of anxiety—inducing experience because you're there every day, restrained on six days, only... you can stage an intervention kind of once a week. and it means ...

And two why is the fbi looking into him in an american territory? we also heard that ct group, a well—known lobbying firm, very active in westminster, had had had been consorting with this character. and i�*ve got to say, much of investigative journalism nowadays, i mean, i�*m sure this has always been the case, but i think we feel this very acutely in the newsroom right now. much of what we do involves dealing with lawyers, both our lawyers at the sunday times and the lawyers of maybe our adversaries isn�*t the right word. but for legal reasons, we never managed to publish anything. i...

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White house, once again referring to the press as the "opposition party." it comes as there seems to be a struggle with a larger medium of how just to exactly cover this unorthodox presidency. reuters editor-in-chief steven adler going as far to provide his journalists with the dos and don'ts list and among the advice, do become ever more resourceful and do give up on handouts and worry less about official access, he says. but don't pick unnecessary fights or make the story about us and don't take too dark a view on the reporting environment. earlier this week, he added some interesting case s...