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Award-winning former Huffpost and Buzzfeed journalists are among 17 new appointments at the i following a round of “big investment in original journalism” from owner DMGT.
Six more positions are still being advertised, taking the size of the i newsroom over the 100 mark. It started its journey away from former sister paper The Independent in 2016, when it was bought by Johnston Press, with 12 journalists.
Aasma Day, who was North of England correspondent at Huffpost UK until more than a dozen journalists were made redundant last month when new owners Buzzfeed culled the news team, has been named Northern correspondent.
Day said she was “delighted to become part of such a trusted news brand which believes in quality journalism with integrity.
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Jeremy Corbyn told ITV News that Keir Starmer was “weak” for blaming Labour’s problems on him, while Tony Blair said the party was now asking “whether Keir is the right leader”.
In an article for the New Statesman, Blair described Starmer as “intelligent, capable, moderate-minded”, but said he was “struggling to break through with the public”.
With news outlets including The Telegraph suggesting that the embattled Labour boss “may not fight the next general election”, here are some of the key contenders tipped to take over at the top.
Angela Rayner
Several centrist MPs have claimed in recent weeks that Starmer’s deputy Angela Rayner is looking towards a future bid for his job, according to Paul Waugh at HuffPost. “Everything she does seems to have one eye on life after Keir,” an unnamed former minister told Waugh.