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The New Statesman scored an impressive exclusive last week with a different sort of Gordon Brown interview. The current affairs magazine managed to get the usually dour Scot to jokingly compare himself to Heathcliff, the dark, brooding character in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights.
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The Lawn Tennis Association's charitable arm is understood to be investing up to 250,000 in a year-long PR campaign masterminded by Max Clifford.
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There are two distinct phases in Five News' short history. First there was the rather lacklustre 'Pre-Natasha' period of humdrum viewing figures and a low media profile.
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Who are the web barons here? The Spectator's online editor James Forsyth, while daily running is handled by online reporter Peter Hoskin. Editor Matthew D'Ancona regularly chimes in from his BlackBerry in Parliament.
This month has been full of negative reports on the recession and its repercussions for the press.
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