Britain’s best-selling daily paper sells 1.8 million copies a day. What happens there matters – for staff, journalism and society. So what does happen there? Part of our series on the latest Sun trials.
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Fleet Street is a closed world. National newspapers shape debate, make or break careers and alter the course of corporations and governments, but their newsrooms remain barred to outsiders. The news is public; how it is made is private.
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