Stuart Higgins, editor of The Sun, suddenly resigned yesterday after five years as editor of the tabloid newspaper.
According to The Sun, commenting on his departure, Higgins said: “It has been incredibly hard work and I have had a wonderful time, but I am certain this is the right time in my life to make a change.”
He will be succeeded by David Yelland, currently deputy editor of the New York Post. Higgins will retain a senior position in News International, The Sun‘s parent company.
News International: 0171 782 6000
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