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In 2006, Deborah joined the launch team of Associated Newspaper title, London Lite and she went on to edit a number of features sections within the paper.

He worked at the International Herald Tribune in Paris and the Mirror Group before moving to Northcliffe Newspapers in 1995.

Appointed Editor of the Evening Standard in 1990 he was appointed Editor of the Daily Mail in 1992 and Editor-in-Chief of Associated Newspapers in 1998, years which saw the launches of Metro and MailOnline.

After stepping aside as Editor, after 26 years, Paul Dacre was appointed Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of Associated Newspapers in 2018.

He was appointed Editor of the newly launched Scottish Daily Mail in 1995, helping it become Scotlands biggest middle-market daily paper.

He subsequently moved to The Scotsman as Editor and then the Daily Record and Sunday Mail as Editor-in-Chief.

Having re-joined DMGT in 2001 as Editor of the newly acquired Ireland on Sunday, Martin took over responsibility for MailOnline in 2006 and in 2008 was made Publisher.

Publisher for dmg media.

He is CEO of dmg media and was appointed to the board of dmg medias parent group, DMGT, in 2004.

During his 23 years with DMGT, Kevin has been managing director of The Mail on Sunday, managing director of the Evening Standard and London Metro, chief operating officer of Associated New Media and managing director of Northcliffe Newspapers.

Rolands last role prior to joining dmg media was Sales and Marketing Director of The Sun and News of the World.

For six years until 2018 he was Editor of The Mail on Sunday.

He edited the London Evening Standard for three years from 2009, and before that was Editor of Tatler for 10 years.

He worked for the Sunday Times for 12 years, five years in America as New York correspondent, later becoming the papers literary editor.

He is a director of Mail Newspapers and the London Evening Standard.

Geordie is the author of The Kingmaker, a history of the friendship between his grandfather and George VI, and Breakfast with Lucian, a memoir about the artist Lucian Freud.

He was Royal Reporter for two years before being made Femail Editor in 1996.

Ted spent four years in Ireland where he was launch Editor of the Irish Daily Mail and was appointed Editor of The Mail on Sunday in September 2018.

Prior to his role at Metro, Ted spent two years as Editor of the Daily News and Daily News America Online, in New York.

A former Editor of MailOnline and survivor of the London freesheet battle during the noughties as Editor of London Lite newspaper, he was also formerly Night Editor of The Sun and Executive Editor of the Daily Express.

He moved across to The Observer after being appointed Deputy News Editor, before going on to become Head of News at The Independent where he was also Assistant Editor.

UK Editor of MailOnline.

He was instrumental in the launch of MailOnlines US operation, DailyMail.com, in 2010, taking on the role of US Editor for 3 years in New York.

He returned to resume his role as UK Editor of MailOnline in 2013.

In 2003, she was made part of the launch team for the papers Lifestyle section, going on to work as writer and Commissioning Editor for the section.