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  All eyes on Rupert Murdoch over the Sun's Scottish independence stance

  10 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade looks at how the Scottish press are covering the great debate about the future of the union

• Scottish referendum - London national press reflects panic at Yes poll lead

  8 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on how the daily newspapers have woken up to the implications of the coming vote

• Daily Mail publishes third correction in breaching the editors' code

  4 Sep 2014:

  But paper escapes censure by Press Complaints Commission

• Nato, Cameron and Obama: newspapers demand action on two fronts

  4 Sep 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on the calls by national dailies for air strikes against Isis and a tougher response to Putin

• Surely the Daily Mail can’t be cirrus with its iCloud explanation

  3 Sep 2014: Media Monkey: Readers who were a bit up in the air about how celebrity photos were hacked got the low-down from the paper

• The super vacuum ban isn't meddling EU bureaucracy - it's absolutely vital

  2 Sep 2014: John Vidal: Does the EU really want to ban powerful electrical appliances? Despite what the tabloid papers think, it's actually about getting designers to come up with energy-efficient appliances

• Daily Mail on the wrong trail over BBC’s Sherlock success

  27 Aug 2014: Media Monkey: Paper makes convincing case about the health of US drama – but then bizarrely claims Brits were ‘humiliated’ at the Emmys

• Bernard Vickers, the editor who guided the Daily Record to its sales peak

  27 Aug 2014:

  The t'editor who clashed with Robert Maxwell

• Edinburgh 2014 review: Merry Christmas, Ms Meadows – too many issues, not enough drama

  

  20 Aug 2014: Belarus Free Theatre seem a mite confused as they tell story of the teacher who angered the Daily Mail by having gender reassignment, writes Lyn Gardner

• Cliff Richard: Daily Telegraph's sensationalist headline is nasty spin

  15 Aug 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on the inappropriate headlines in today's coverage about the singer

• Was it really wise to prosecute Sun reporter Ben Ashford?

  13 Aug 2014:

  Roy Greenslade welcomes the jury's decision in finding a journalist not guilty

• Reporting Robin Williams's death - the good, the bad and the ugly

  13 Aug 2014:

  Roy Greenslade on the UK media coverage following the actor's suicide

• Diary: Iain Duncan Smith’s Mr Whippy ruse for getting Britain back to work

  12 Aug 2014: Hugh Muir: As blue sky thinking goes, this one can’t be licked

• David Dinsmore: ‘We aren’t as obsessed by the Daily Mail as we used to be’

  10 Aug 2014: The editor of the Sun on breaking stories, being a target, paywalls, digital development – and Page 3. By Roy Greenslade

• 'English newspapers' still sell 500,000 copies a day in Scotland

  8 Aug 2014:

  The Sun remains the top seller north of the border

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