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11 Sep 2014:Editor calls it absurd 'right to be forgotten' ruling
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11 Sep 2014:
Union wants to protect newspapers as community assets
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11 Sep 2014:
Newspaper apologises for identifying woman
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11 Sep 2014:
Newspaper required by regulator to publish correction
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10 Sep 2014: El Impulso hit by paper shortage as economic woes continue to affect publications across the country
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10 Sep 2014:
Letters: It should be imperative that Ipso is adequately funded, at the insistence of the new chair, Sir Alan Moses
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10 Sep 2014:
No breach of the editors' code, says regulator
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10 Sep 2014: Media mogul's tweets raise doubts over famous feature and allegedly surprised senior executives at newspaper
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10 Sep 2014:
There are reports today of a lion carcass in a restaurant deep freeze near Chichester. Can this really be true? Mark Tran attempts to find out
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10 Sep 2014: New initiative aims to allow readers to get closer to the Guardian’s brand and open journalism philosophy. By Mark Sweney
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10 Sep 2014: The Guardian is much more than a business – for almost 200 years we have dedicated our resources to the kind of public service journalism that recently won a Pulitzer prize. By becoming a member you’ll help support that ideal and, no doubt, have a great time in doing so
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10 Sep 2014:
I think it's old-fashioned, says paper's owner: 'opinions please'. By Roy Greenslade
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10 Sep 2014: Dean Burnett: Science news and writing can be intimidating for those new to it. A classification system for articles could help make things easier for everyone
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9 Sep 2014:
Roy Greenslade argues that the former Mail on Sunday editor's hacking concealment should rule him out from the regulator's major committee
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8 Sep 2014:
Newspaper's dedicated writer in redundancy talks
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