| 09:50 UK time, Monday, 2 July 2007
The Times: A report on the role played by 'citizen journalists' in the coverage of the attack on Glasgow Airport. (link)
The Guardian: Comments of Jeremy Paxman's decision to speak at the Edinburgh TV festival this year. (link)
Sunday Telegraph: An extended profile of the BBC's economics editor Evan Davis. (link)
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Is it really necessary to send London based journalists to the far reaches of the country / globe on the trail of a hot story.
Your own TV advert extols the fact that you already cover the world, and I do believe that you are doing local reporters a severe diservice by not using them.