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FTAO @Matt_Law_DT. Are we meant to #buyapaper to read content like this? https://twitter.com/telegraphbooks/status/1249056015577952257 They’ve deleted it now, so here’s a screen grab. @Matt_Law_DT C’mon @Matt_Law_DT. You were defending the front

#buyapaper Especially one as calm, well-informed and reluctant to fuel the false impression of confusion and uncertainty as this.Key fact in this splash: Johnson’s high temperature is fallinghttps://twitter.com/timespictures/status/124762746782259609

Jessica Thompson

After spending several hours in an empty office today due to cuts and lay-offs in local media, I want to talk about the importance of supporting your local newspaper during

Quite happy to tweet every page of that utterly damning Sunday Times Insight report if anybody can’t be arsed to circumvent the paywall. About 40 pages in total

Another interesting extract in today’s Times from the new book on Corbyn. Today it’s focused on the antisemitism issue.If you can, buy the paper, or subscribe (you get a certain

Laura Waddell / EXIT 3rd Sept 📗

I know, for journalists, that seeing the layperson comment on newspaper cuts can be frustrating. But asking the reader/customer to offer up money for reasons of principle, not just product

This has been weighing on my mind a bit this week, so I thought I'd get it off my chest with a Twitter thread. As you do. Earlier this week

gavin_thompson1

The other day a reader wrote in saying our reporters should get off their backside and talk to local people. I can assure you that they do. Today our #Newport

"Right now, there has never been a greater need for accountability, storytelling, and trusted information."Here are 10 times @Plymouth_Live has made a difference so far in 2020 ( @sarewaddington)https://bit.ly/33CFzS1 #1:

A tough week at @GlosLiveOnline - as we lost 3 colleagues to furlough - but we have continued smashing out the local news to keep Gloucestershire informed. Remember local media