I’ve been doing a bit of number crunching. In the three weeks before the departure of editor Veronica Wadley from the Evening Standard the paper’s stories about Boris Johnson broke down as 61% positive, 27% neutral and 12% negative.
And in the three weeks after her departure? They were 43% positive (down 18%), 22% neutral (down 5%) and 35% negative (up 23%).
Isn’t it amazing what a change of editor can do?
P.S. Dave Hill reports that further staff changes are being made at the Standard.
Follow @libdemvoice.org on Bluesky
Like us on Facebook
Subscribe to our feed
Sign-up for our daily email digest
A bit of hope (Ruth Bright)
Forced adoptions – not quite what it seems (Mary Reid)
Ed Davey’s bold step (Mark Corner)
The government’s £1bn school sports revamp talks a good game on SEND inclusion. So why are disabled children being benched? (Jean-François Burford)
Don’t slam the brakes on Britain’s EV revolution (Mark Hofman)
A medieval street at the heart of Swansea's social life
Latest voting intention and leadership ratings opinion polls
More missing scientists: Remembering the GEC-Marconi deaths panic of the late Eighties
Cameron Thomas was arrested on suspicion of controlling and coercive behaviour and assault
A bumper set of of council and Parliamentary by-elections
The Joy of Six 1535
Oakham Town Council has "lost control of everything" according to "worst ever" report
Makerfield: we can breathe again.
Brexit has cut trade in almost every sector of the UK economy
John Bicknell 
expats 
Andrew Tampion 
David Le Grice 
nigel hunter 
