17 May 2013 — The Independent Trinity Mirror pay cuts don't suit all
Trinity Mirror's decision to cut the basic salary of new chief executive Simon Fox by a third and introduce a more stretching bonus scheme has failed to satisfy some shareholders. Nearly 9 per c...

12 May 2013 — The Independent Mark Leftly: How guerrilla tactics are forcing boardrooms to man the battle stations
The shareholder spring was, it seems, a bit of a one-off. Any anger over executive pay has failed to spill over from the bloodbath of last year, which claimed the jobs of high-profile City figur...

10 May 2013 — Yahoo! News Trinity Mirror says Sunday People sale talks end
LONDON (Reuters) - Plans to turn British tabloid the Sunday People into a new-look paper to occupy the gap left by the closing of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World look likely to be shelved aft...

29 Apr 2013 — The Guardian Trinity Mirror to strengthen national and regional newspaper links
Journalists from Trinity Mirror's regional papers are to get two-week work placements on the publisher's national titles, reports HoldTheFrontPage. The project, which starts next month, is aime...

25 Apr 2013 — The Guardian Press regulation: newspaper industry launches rival royal charter
Publishers of Mail, Telegraph, Sun, Mirror and Express reject David Cameron's plans for new watchdog The newspaper industry, led by five of the country's largest press groups, has rejected Davi...

25 Apr 2013 — The Guardian Newspapers launch rival royal charter
Publishers of Mail, Telegraph, Sun, Mirror and Express reject David Cameron's plans for new watchdog The newspaper industry, led by five of the country's largest press groups, has rejected Davi...

16 Apr 2013 — The Guardian Mirror considered ads highlighting paper's resistance to Thatcher
The posters Mirror publisher proposed running after Thatcher's death also underlined the Sun's pro-Thatcher stance in 1980s The publisher of the Daily Mirror considered running an advertising c...

16 Apr 2013 — The Independent Bailey got £2.3m as she left Trinity Mirror
Sly Bailey, the former chief executive of Trinity Mirror, walked away with nearly £2.3m from the newspaper publisher last year after an investor revolt and a 90 per cent slump in the share...

05 Apr 2013 — MotorWard Skoda Fabia Monte Carlo Tech Announced (UK)
Skoda is launching a new limited edition of the popular Fabia Monte Carlo model in the British market. Its called the Monte Carlo Tech, and it is chock-full of great equipment and features, and ...

18 Mar 2013 — The Guardian Trinity Mirror chief's turnaround plan hits first glitch
Since Simon Fox joined, the company's share price has soared, but it still has a long way to go to catch up with its rivals Trinity Mirror chief executive Simon Fox's honeymoon period came to a...

16 Mar 2013 — The Independent Officers probe 600 new phone hacking claims
Hundreds of fresh claims of phone hacking at News Internationals now defunct News of The World are being investigated by police. Related Stories The NHSs worst sex offender? GP used secret cam...

16 Mar 2013 — The Independent Missing Irish tycoon Kevin McGeever is arrested on suspicion of wasting police time
An Irish property tycoon who vanished for eight months - only to reappear on a country lane claiming to have been held hostage by an armed gang - has been arrested on suspicion of wasting police...

15 Mar 2013 — The Independent Hacking scandal: clouds gather over Trinity Mirror as another ex-editor is quizzed by police
Britains second biggest newspaper group, Trinity Mirror, was facing a growing crisis tonight after former Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace was questioned by police. Related Stories GP used ...

14 Mar 2013 — The Guardian Trinity Mirror asks high court to dismiss alleged phone hacking claims
Media group wants to strike out civil claims by Beckhams' former nanny, ex-footballer Gary Flitcroft and challenges two others Trinity Mirror has applied to the high court to have civil claims ...

14 Mar 2013 — Yahoo! News UK hacking arrests spread beyond Murdoch papers
By Tim Castle LONDON (Reuters) - Police arrested four former editors from the Sunday Mirror tabloid on Thursday - the first journalists from a newspaper outside Rupert Murdoch's News Corp to be ...