Sun editor ‘optimistic’ about future after ‘reimagining the newsroom’
Victoria Newton says criticisms of popular press often come from “caricature”.
ByVictoria Newton
Irish Sun names deputy Fiona Wynne as next editor
The appointment means each national edition of The Sun is edited by a woman.
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Sun editor and Liverpool fan Victoria Newton: Hillsborough ‘The Truth’ was ‘biggest mistake in tabloid history’
Sun editor and Liverpool FC fan Victoria Newton has revealed that her family were at the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, as…
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Bizarre: The Sun’s career-making (and breaking) showbiz column turns 40
As the The Sun’s showbiz column Bizarre turns 40, Press Gazette spoke to editors past and present to get the…
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How The Sun landed Matt Hancock scoop (and Isabel Oakeshott missed it)
The Sun’s scoop revealing Matt Hancock’s affair with an aide in his ministerial office while Covid restrictions were in place…
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The Sun on Sunday launches new 32-page TV magazine, TV Soap
The Sun has launched a new TV 32-page magazine, which will come free with its Sunday edition from this weekend.…
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Victoria Newton: With police using spying powers against journalists, we must remind people why journalism matters
The Archbishop of Canterbury attended the annual St Bride's Service in London for journalists who have lost their lives covering…
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Sun on Sunday editor Victoria Newton on Rebekah, Rupert, paywalls and filling the gap left by the News of the World
Three years ago this week, Rupert Murdoch shut down Victoria Newton's old paper, the News of the World. Seven months…
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