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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 england's footballers beat germany. "55 years of hurt never stopped us raheem—ing." how long did it take to come up with that one? well, you know, we have the best headline writers in the world on our b...

Depending on who we wanted, who we thought was best to lead the country. we didn't come out for corbyn. i don't remember many newspapers coming out for corbyn. even the guardian didn't come out for corbyn. yeah, i think that might be the point. we did, by the way, i mean, way before my time, come out for tony blair. so no, i would absolutely take each election depending on who we thought was the right person, that our readers thought as well to take the country forward in the best possible way. and that's the same for the mayor, as well. sure. i mean, tobyn, the hope is any scoop, especially a...

But you did set a hare running there, and emily decides what she'll do and tobyn and his folks decide what they're going to do, but you set the hare running. do you feel comfortable about that when it comes to the kids and martha? well, there's always the decision you have to make when you weigh up do the public have a right to know how their health secretary has been behaving versus the right to privacy of his family. i felt strongly — and i think everybody�*s agreed with me — the lord chiefjustice, the justice secretary, the lord chancellor have all agreeed that the story was in the pu...

Tobyn, you also ran stories on mr hancock's wife, martha, as well. why did you go down that road? well, i think in the case - of the story, she is absolutely at the heart of it, as well, - because aside from the political scandal and the implications that come from that, - it is a very, very human betrayal, as well, and i think, actually, - that there's no reader who wouldn't have anything but the utmost - sympathy for a woman in her position. - so, we did cover that. we thought very carefully i about how we go about that. and we have every sympathy and support for her. - but, as you say, ther...

You have to make when you weigh up do the public have a right to know how their health secretary has been behaving versus the right to privacy of his family. i felt strongly — and i think everybody�*s agreed with me — the lord chiefjustice, the justice secretary, the lord chancellor have all agreeed that the story was in the public interest. so, that's what you weigh up on a daily basis on stories. yeah, of course. let's broaden the discussion a little bit. tobyn, the mail turns a century—and—a—quarter old this year. sum up its role in public life, if you could — particularly in ...