Making a cautious prediction that Britain will join other leading economies in moving out of recession "round the turn of the year," Darling uses an exclusive article in the Guardian to stress that – after a $5tn£3tntn) stimulus by the G20 countries – the global recovery remains fragile.
But today the leftwing former miner, still honorary president of the NUM, has for the first time written his own account of the strike he led against the Thatcher government in an exclusive article for the Guardian.
An "exclusive" article on the CMEC website said the "death" – in fact a murder – was the "toughest challenge" MBS had yet to face.
The Daily Mail responded to reports on Monday with an "exclusive" article painting the actor as reclusive and paranoid.
A serious spread, with editorials and Guido Fawkes's political gossip column, featured a lengthy "exclusive" article by the chancellor George Osborne explaining away the significance of Britain losing its AAA rating.
In an exclusive article for the Northerner, David Buck, Senior Fellow in Public Health at the respect health think tank, Kings Fund argues that in the battle over health spending, both Labour and the Conservatives have sort of got the number's right.
Mr Ban, in an exclusive article for the BBC, said that on his recent visit to the country he heard "harrowing tales" of sexual violence, kidnap and constant threats to people's lives.
"Great, send it along," he told David Friend, a senior editor at magazine, who had told the veteran reporter that Vanity Fair was about to publish an exclusive article in which Mark Felt, the former number two at the FBI in the early 1970s, admitted he was Deep Throat, Woodward's fabled Watergate source.
In an exclusive article for the Guardian, meanwhile, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has criticized Europe not doing enough to redistribute the three million Syrians now living in Turkey.
This is a corrected version of a Web Exclusive article published with the April 4 , 2012 issue.
The desire to be first with the news still permeates the newsroom at The Times and other newspapers in a way that makes editors and reporters feel defeated when they have to conclude that the information in another publication's exclusive article is so newsworthy that it has to be pursued.
