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06 Feb 2009
, who was replaced as the Evening Standard editor this week by Geordie Greig
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The Evening Standard has appointed Geordie Greig, the editor of the Conde Nast title Tatler, as its...Greig replaces the outgoing editor, Veronica Wadley, following the acquisition of the newspaper by the Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev from Associated Newspapers. Greig has been the editor of Tatler since 1999 and previously worked for newspapers including the Daily Mail and The Sunday Times. The sale ...
, who was replaced as the Evening Standard editor this week by Geordie Greig
She joins a new team at the newspaper, which is now owned by the Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev, being put together by the recently appointed editor, Geordie Greig. Andrew Bordiss, the existing deputy editor, will remain at the newspaper. ...
Just a day after buying a majority stake in the paper, the Russian billionaire also spoke of plans to meet the Standard's journalists and appoint a new editor in the very near future. Geordie Greig, the editor of Tatler, has been widely tipped as the top candidate for the role. ...
, commissioned by the newspaper s new editor, Geordie Greig, which found that Londoners felt the paper was too ...
's management team, led by the managing director, Andy Mullins, and the editor, Geordie Greig, have invested ...
, and the editor, Geordie Greig, the Standard is introducing several new sections and a new-look ES magazine ...
WH Smith has apologised to Geordies who are angry about its new commercial, by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, starring Nicholas Lyndhurst, which depicts them as vulgar, messy-eating couch potatoes. The Independent Television Commission is investigating the complaints. - General release. ...
look to Telfer's work is a by-product of his Geordie upbringing. Although born in a village eight miles ...
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