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- - - - Derby Telegraph
      - Derby Express Group
      - Dover Express
      - Essex Chronicle
      - East Grinstead Courier
      - East Lindsey Target
      - East Kent Gazette
      - Exeter Times
      - Faversham Times
      - Express & Echo
      - Folkestone Herald
      - Gainsborough Target
      - Gloucestershire Echo
      - Great Barr Observer
      - Grimsby Target
      - Grimsby Telegraph
      - Herne Bay Times
      - Hythe Herald
      - Hull Daily Mail
      - Isle of Thanet Gazette
      - Kingston Informer
      - Kent and Sussex Courier
      - Leek Post and Times
      - Leicester Mail Group
      - Leicester Mercury
      - Lichfield Mercury Series
- - - - Founded in 1903 as a newspaper by women, for women with feminist ideologies.
      - "I intend it to be really a mirror of feminine life as well on its grave as on its lighter sides ... to be entertaining without being frivolous, and serious without being dull.
      - in 1904, all of the female journalists were fired as the newspaper rebranded to be pictorial ( mainly featuring pictures )
      - by the 300th issue, it was the second largest morning newspaper in the country.
      - a key editor of the mirror was personally friends with adolf hitler. readers of the mirror were encouraged to join the british union of facists
      - during the 1930's, the paper was changed from a conservative paper for the middle classes to a left wing, they included more images and larger headlines and less stories.
    - - Piers Morgan became the editor of the Mirror in 1995
      - in 2000, he was criticised for breaking the financial journalists code of conduct
      - two columnists of the mirror were convicted of conspiracy to breach the financial conspiracies act
      - The paper changed focus to appeal to more readers, but failed and lost readers alongside many print newspapers such as the sun
      - Morgan was fired in 2004 for displaying fake photos of prisoners being abused by british soldiers in iraq.
  - - - Owner of Reach Plc
        Right wing
        A bachelor's degree in computing and a master's degree in software engineering
    - - Nick has held senior positions at some of UK’s leading financial organisations like: Lloyd’s of London, Prudential, Legal and General, and Brit Insurance.
        
        He has extensive experience in corporate finance, audit, assurance and regulation and has also worked in management and strategy consulting.
        
        He is currently Chairman of Scottish Widows and a non-executive Director of Lloyd’s Banking Group.
      - Nick has a keen interest in the performing arts. A former Trustee at the Royal Opera House, he is currently Chairman of the Royal Northern College of Music, based in Manchester.
        
        As Chair of the Britten-Pears Foundation, he led celebrations marking composer Benjamin Britten’s centenary in 2013.
      - Nick was educated at Balliol College, Oxford where he gained a first class degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
        
        He is married with two daughters and lives in London.