Sentence examples for newspaper figures from inspiring English sources

The Leveson inquiry exposed some incestuously close ties between politicians and senior newspaper figures.

News Corporation will now lump its newspaper figures in with two other segments — book publishing and supermarket inserts.

Senior newspaper figures were finalising plans yesterday for a new independent press regulator which is likely to operate in defiance of a system outlined on Friday in a royal charter prepared by politicians.

The Scotsman's paid-for sales stood at 92% – or 28,871 of all sales – with the rest given away for free, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations six-monthly regional newspaper figures published on Wednesday.

The culture and media secretary, Maria Miller, has told leading newspaper figures, such as Lord Hunt, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, that their proposals for independent regulation are inadequate, too close to the industry and will need to be strengthened.

"Comment is free, but facts are sacred," the legendary newspaper figure (or "he", if you like) once said.

A U.K. newspaper figured out an anagram of Caster Semenya is, "A secret man?

Her deputy, Chris Como, disputed the newspaper's figures, saying the number of Social Security numbers released was probably much smaller.

The latest newspaper readership figures throw up, as they often do, some odd figures.

There is one startling omission from the latest set of regional newspaper sales figures produced by the Audit Bureau of Circulations ABCC).

In 1962, when the Audit Bureau of Circulations began publishing regular newspaper sales figures, the News of the World was selling 6.66m.