Daily Mail
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Editor Paul Dacre Circulation 1,660,110* Address Northcliffe House 2 Derry Street London W8 5TT Website www.dailymail.co.uk Phone 020 7938 6000 *October 2014 |
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Thursday 25 September Mail Online and News Corp have settled their dispute over copyright, the Australian reports. News Corp, which owns the Australian, had sent "cease and desist" letter in June, claiming that the Mail was plagiarising its copy. Details of the agreement are confidential, but Mail Online's Martin Clarke said the matter had been resolved “very much to my satisfaction”.
A News Corp source told the Australian that it had not backed down: All we ever wanted was for them to stop ripping us off, which has happened.”
A News Corp source told the Australian that it had not backed down: All we ever wanted was for them to stop ripping us off, which has happened.”
A picture of agony and desperation
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Friday 30 May This is not the way anyone wants to see their mother when visiting in hospital. Margaret Lamberty, 45, was admitted to North Staffordshire hospital with chronic stomach pains at 9am on Sunday 27 April, but doctors could not find out what was wrong with her.
At 6pm her daughter pressed the emergency call button. When no one had responded after half an hour, she went to the reception desk. The Daily Mail reports that five minutes later she photographed her mother crawling on the floor to get help. She died three days later of an undiagnosed blood clot in her bowel. |
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The Daily Mail has paid substantial damages to JK Rowling and apologised after falsely accusing her of publishing a misleading "sob story" about her life as a single parent.
Tony Gallagher returns to Mail as deputy editor
Wednesday 16 April, 2014 Tony Gallagher is back in the world of newspapers after a three-month sabbatical working at Restaurant Moro in Finsbury. Gallagher was sacked after five years as editor of the Telegraph in January in Jason Seiken's group reorganisation. He soon told Twitter followers that he was heading for the kitchen of his favourite restaurant. Now he is returning to the Mail - his spiritual home, according to Paul Dacre - as joint deputy editor with Jon Staefel. Gallagher was assistant editor at the Mail before joining the Telegraph in 2006.
SubScribe on the Mail: the good, the bad and the indefensible
Food bank investigation brings charity £50,000
Twitter outrage at the Mail on Sunday's food banks spread led to a surge in donations to the Trussell Trust, which administers 400 of them. Reporter Ross Slater - who won Scoop of the Year award for the exposé of Co-op bank chief Paul Flowers - was criticised for posing as a jobless father-of-two to test the system for giving out free food. SubScribe says the investigation was flawed - but that wasn't the problem
Twitter outrage at the Mail on Sunday's food banks spread led to a surge in donations to the Trussell Trust, which administers 400 of them. Reporter Ross Slater - who won Scoop of the Year award for the exposé of Co-op bank chief Paul Flowers - was criticised for posing as a jobless father-of-two to test the system for giving out free food. SubScribe says the investigation was flawed - but that wasn't the problem
Spread of the day: Clooney and Andrew
The Mail shows its class again with this spectacular piece of picture researching by Clare Cisotti |
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Picture of the day: the old oak A Budget Day gash page to make you gasp
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Harman, Hewitt, Dromey and the paedophiles
How raking up old news turned into a story that no one could ignore. Is this legitimate journalism from the paper that accused the CPS of a witch-hunt in pursuing sex abuse claims against 1970s celebrities? Part 1: Old news recycled Part 2: We're not giving up Part 3: The bully wins Part 4: Hewitt apologises and the Sun joins in |
Pregnant troops sent home from the front line Women are said to be putting their colleagues' lives at risk because they are having to be flown away from battle zones when they discover they pregnant. Twenty a year. Is this reason enough to demand that every female soldier takes a pregnancy test before deployment? How many male soldiers are flown home for compassionate reasons?
A stunning front page...but fate is cruel when you go all out on a television cook and the world's most beloved man dies the next day Read more..
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Oh dear, Obama did get into trouble for that selfie at the Mandela memorial.
But is it right to call the Prime Minster of Denmark a flirty blonde? |
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There will always be gossip and rancour when someone in a small community wins big on the lottery. This isn't Lady Chatterley. It's real life
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Appointments
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May 2014
John Stevens is now a Political Reporter at the Daily Mail in the Westminster office. He was previously a general reporter. Tony Gallagher has started as the joint deputy Editor of the Daily Mail, a job he will share with current Deputy Editor John Steafel. Having previously been Editor of The Daily Telegraph March 2014 Holly Black, reporter on Money Mail, specialising in investments. She was previously at Money Observer Lisa Snell, UK head of video at MailOnline UK. She was editor at ITN Productions John Stevens, general reporter. He was previously east of England reporter Marianna Partasides, deputy news editor at MailOnline UK, having previously been deputy news editor at the Daily Star Richard Spillett, senior news reporter at MailOnline UK, having previously been reporter at the Daily Star Emma Glanfield, online news reporter at MailOnline UK February 2014 Sebastian Shakespeare, editor of new diary, the Sebastian Shakespeare column. He was formerly editor of the Evening Standard's Londoner's Diary Richard Eden, deputy diary editor. He was formerly editor of the Sunday Telegraph's Mandrake column James Hugh-Onslow, diary writer. He also comes from Londoner's Diary Alex Mead is now deputy picture editor, MailOnline UK, having previously been deputy picture editor at the Daily Mirror Amy White, deputy head of video at MailOnline UK, having previously been multimedia producer at The Sunday Times Ash Tulett, video editor at MailOnline UK, having previously been in charge of video content at Caters news agency. Lucy Jones, editorial manager at MailOnline UK, having been acting editorial manager at MailOnline US. |
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Sian Boyle has joined the newsdesk after a secondment at the London Evening Standard, covering national news as a graduate trainee reporter
Penny Stretton, assistant Femail editor at the MailOnline UK, having previously been deputy women’s editor at the Daily Express.
Penny Stretton, assistant Femail editor at the MailOnline UK, having previously been deputy women’s editor at the Daily Express.
