Mail Newspapers said in a statement that Hind will “ensure that the celebrity content across both Mail titles is the best on Fleet Street”. Picture: Les Wilson/Mail Newspapersġ0/6/22: Mail on Sunday showbiz editor Katie Hind has been promoted to consultant editor (showbusiness) for Mail Newspapers, which now runs as a seven-day operation across the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. “Despite the challenges that international travel continues to face, its importance in the lives of The Times’ subscribers has never been greater, and I can’t wait to surprise and delight them with brilliant journalism showcasing the opportunities that await them, across all platforms.” Irvin said she was joining The Times at an “exciting time in their digital transformation” and that she looked forward to “developing their quality travel journalism into an irresistible world of inspiration, innovation and expert advice for their readers. Times publisher News UK said Irvin will lead the travel editorial team, oversee their digital-first publishing strategy and travel editorial commercial projects such as Times Travel. Picture: News UKġ3/6/22: The Telegraph’s head of travel Claire Irvin has been appointed in the same role at The Times and Sunday Times and will begin in August.
Times and Sunday Times | Head of travel Claire Irvin.
Siddique’s appointment came after a successful hustings and indicative ballot of editorial staff, and the role receives £14,000 remuneration per year. The journalist director shares the same duties as other directors on the board and acts as a point of liaison to keep Guardian journalists informed of the trust’s strategies and policies, and vice versa. I care deeply about protecting and enhancing the journalism of the Guardian and Observer, and look forward to working with the Trust on behalf of all my fellow editorial colleagues in the months and years ahead.” Siddique said: “I’m honoured to be representing Guardian and Observer journalists on the board of The Scott Trust. Picture: Guardian Media GroupĢ0/6/22: Guardian Media Group’s sole shareholder The Scott Trust has appointed Guardian legal affairs correspondent Haroon Siddique as its new journalist director on the board, replacing financial editor Nils Pratley after six years. The Scott Trust | Journalist director Guardian legal affairs correspondent Haroon Siddique. She will be the first female political editor at either Sun title when she succeeds David Wooding, who has been appointed editor of the Sunday Express.įerguson described it as a “dream job”, adding: “With the economy in crisis, war in Europe and rebellions in Parliament, our political coverage has never been more important.”īefore joining The Sun, Ferguson worked on titles including the Willesden & Brent Times, the Ham and High, the National News Agency, Press Association and the lobby team at Mail Online. Picture: News UKĢ0/6/22: Kate Ferguson, currently deputy political editor at The Sun since 2019, has been named political editor at sister title The Sun on Sunday starting this summer. The Sun on Sunday | Political editor Kate Ferguson appointed political editor of The Sun on Sunday.
Goodall, previously political correspondent for Sky News before returning to the BBC in 2019, said: “The chance to join Emily and Jon in their bid to create the world’s best and most innovative daily news podcast was exciting enough, but the opportunity to help lead and supercharge Global’s commitment to quality video journalism and reporting – my great passion – in this next major stage in their expansion, took things to another level still.
Goodall will also take on the role of analysis and investigations editor for Global, which said this would give him a remit to “supercharge” its video journalism, report on breaking stories, and create “high impact content” for the podcast, Global Player and LBC’s social media. Picture: GlobalĢ0/6/22: Newsnight’s policy editor Lewis Goodall has been named as the third host of a new daily news podcast coming from LBC owner Global this autumn, alongside Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel. Global | Podcast host / Analysis and investigations editor Lewis Goodall. MaTelegraph launches dedicated women's sport section with four editorial hires and monthly print supplement
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