Labour aides speak out about advisers being wined and dined by journalists

By David Singleton, PR Week UK, 04 November 2010, 6:00am

Coalition special advisers have been warned not to waste their time trying to win over hostile media outlets, as new records shed light on meetings between special advisers and journalists for the first time.

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