Bella Mackie: ‘I used to have a game with my family where we would talk about the perfect way to murder someone’
Author discusses her new novel, What a Way to Go, her interest in true crime and how she copes with anxiety
Alan Rusbridger
Bella Mackie ‘It’s a fantasy, no woman is allowed to be like this anyway’
Bella Mackie talks about writing her darkly hilarious debut novel, How to Kill Your Family, that was partly inspired by her childhood love of true crime
The Guardian apologises to Máiría Cahill over two Roy Greenslade articles
Ms Cahill told a 2014 BBC Spotlight programme she was raped by an IRA member as a teenager
Twitter suspends nine accounts linked to profile used by Eoghan Harris
Sunday Independent drops writer and former senator for anonymous account activity
Future of Media Commission costs taxpayer nearly €240,000
Press and radio ads account for bulk of expenditure
Rusbridger’s commission exit will make no difference to future of Irish media
Government action, not debates about filter bubbles, is what the sector needs now
Government backs retention of Rusbridger on media commission
Minister says decision was ‘not arrived at lightly’ after criticism from Máiría Cahill
Minister to consult Cabinet over call for Rusbridger’s resignation
State commission chairman apologises again for publishing Greenslade blog in Guardian
Roy Greenslade and the IRA: I was his editor. His admission raises hard questions
The Guardian’s former media commentator should have been clear about his sympathies
Rusbridger should be removed from Irish media commission – Máiría Cahill
Woman raped by IRA figure criticises former Guardian editor over recent opinion article
Ex-Guardian editor criticises Roy Greenslade over failure to disclose IRA support
Alan Rusbridger says article on Mairia Cahill documentary ‘spectacularly fails on transparency grounds”
The Guardian apologises to Máiría Cahill over Roy Greenslade article
Greenslade should have declared support for Provisional IRA when writing article – Ribbans
Media commission chairman pledges full consultation with industry
‘Stakes are very high’ for Irish media, says chairman Brian MacCraith
Media critical to Ireland’s democracy, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin comments came as Future of Media Commission held first meeting
Arguing over a finite pot of money won’t get Irish media very far
Reform of Sound & Vision fund would help some, but on its own would lack ambition
Avoid heavy-handed regulation of social media firms, says Rusbridger
Governments should encourage firms to be more open, former ‘Guardian’ editor says
Alan Rusbridger and Gerald Barry’s Organ Concerto: the best classical concerts of the week
Sligo International Chamber Music Festival is another highlight of the next seven days
Literary greats gather in Galway city for literature festival
Laureate for Irish Fiction Sebastian Barry and author Paul Lynch among participants
Shrinking size not the real change at tabloid ‘Guardian’
Newspaper’s ‘Berliner’ era fell short of 13 years. Will this new one last as long?
Guardian editor was an innovative liberal with a popular touch
Peter Preston obituary: Born May 23rd, 1938 – Died January 6th, 2018
Edward Snowden attacks Russia over human rights and hacking
whistleblower says Moscow’s online monitoring of citizens is corrosive of rights
Guardian needs more sustainable strategy than membership
The media group, set to report record losses, has yet to change its mind about paywalls
Guardian media group hit with record £173m loss
GMG’s losses increased by £80m write off of investment in magazine and events company
Alan Rusbridger resigns from owner of ‘Guardian’
Newspaper economics require ‘dramatically changed solutions’, says former editor
Why Alan Rusbridger had no choice but to quit The Guardian
Resignation has released some of tension that has built within the loss-making operation
Alan Rusbridger will not become chairman of Guardian owner
Ex-editor of newspaper had been due to take on role
Power, politics and the press: the man who brought Rupert Murdoch to book
Nick Davies’s pursuit of the phone-hacking scandal shut down the ‘News of the World’. Now he’ll show you how to be an investigative reporter
Katharine Viner to balance news and ‘fun’ at the ‘Guardian’
New editor, from a features background, calls for more ‘playful intelligence’
Kath Viner appointed editor-in-chief of ‘The Guardian’
Former deputy editor and chief of company’s US operation will be first woman to edit paper
Media and Marketing in 2014: The A to Z
It was the year Bono said ‘oops’, nobody died at Today FM and Insomnia served coffee on ‘tap’
Fawning instant tweets look foolish if they fail test of time
Festival of sycophancy as ‘Guardian’ editor announces he is to step down
‘Guardian’ editor Alan Rusbridger to step down
He will take over as chairman of the Scott Trust which owns Guardian Media Group
‘Guardian’ reporting of Snowden leaks threatened with closure, conference told
Deputy editor details extent to which intelligence agencies tried to stop newspaper’s disclosures
Hacks meet hackers in ‘The Fifth Estate’ - with messy results
Hollywood’s new take on Wikileaks stresses the risk of publishing over not publishing
Guardian reveals how it destroyed NSA, GCHQ files
Threat of legal action by UK government led senior editor and computer expert to pulverise equipment with angle grinders
Partner of Snowden journalist to challenge detention
Downing Street says it was kept abreast of detention but denies political involvement
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