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Les Echos journalists protest over removal of editor by billionaire owner Bernard Arnault

Journalists at France’s largest business newspaper are protesting against the abrupt removal of their editor-in-chief, which they say was decided by the publication’s billionaire owner Bernard Arnault in breach of the daily’s editorial independence.Reporters at Les Echos will not sign...

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Melanie McFadyean obituary

The outstanding characteristic of the journalist, writer, and lecturer Melanie McFadyean, who has died of cancer aged 72, was fearlessness. To this was added a wild sense of humour, a generosity of spirit and, most of all perhaps, an empathy...

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UK parliament bans TikTok from official devices

The UK’s parliament on Thursday became the latest public organisation to ban the Chinese-owned TikTok app from its devices and networks as concern mounted about the security implications of its use.The decision by the commissions that run both the House...

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Don't crow over court victories, bar leader warns

Barristers should not crow online about court victories, the profession’s leader has warned amid renewed controversy over lawyers being identified with their clients.  Nick Vineall KC, chairman of the Bar Council, warned barristers against posting about their clients’ wins, stating...

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Postmasters urged to avoid no win, no fee lawyers

Former postmasters seeking compensation through a new government scheme have been urged to avoid law firms offering to work on a contingency basis. The Department for Business & Trade (DBT) revealed today how the scheme would operate for the hundreds...

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