British Journalism Review - Volume 33, Number 3

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Editorial
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Do grow up
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Truth to power?
Peter Oborne
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The usual suspects
Grant Feller
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Facts that get in the way
Jane Fae
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The joy of power
Peter McKay
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And just in
Nick Jenkins
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We must keep covering this
Mark Austin
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Putin cracks down on media
Wendy Sloane
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Believing what they are told
Ivor Gaber
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Women at the heart of war
Elena Vardon
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What the Papers Said
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What the Papers Said
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The way we were
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Why do reporters all look the same?
Michael Hill
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I did not have a colleague who immediately understood why it was so important that my Indian family were supportive of my chosen career path…
Chandni Sembhi
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I’m relieved to say the notion of celebrating difference – or at least acknowledging it – is now on the agenda when it comes to reflecting our communities in our journalism…
Luke Jacobs
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All that work experience fast-tracked because you can afford to stay or live in London? Good for you. Most of mine,an hour away,can’t,because it’s £30 a day on the train…
Hilary Scott
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Quotes of the Quarter
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It is time to think again
Steven Barnett
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Channel 4: no need for drama
David Elstein
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Twitterwatch
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Why don’t we look death in the face?
John Illman
Book review
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The danger of a good education
Liz Forgan
Book review
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Telling the future
Peter Kellner
Book review
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The best of British
John Lloyd
Book review
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Combustible material
Tim Radford
Book review
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Wintour draws on
Yvonne Roberts
Book review
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You only Di twice
Sarah Sands
Book review
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Bosom pals
Claire Armitstead

Volume 33, Issue 3, September 2022