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With a gaffe prone PM steering the country towards a no deal Brexit, what is usually the doldrums of the holiday season will now deliver stories by the bucket-load, writes Ray Snoddy

The daily market had another tough month, with only two titles bucking the overall downward circulation trend. The Financial Times performed best, increasing by 3.8% in June.

Reach Plc, publisher of newsbrands including the Mirror and the Daily Express, has confirmed that it is in the early stages of discussions to buy “certain assets” of JPI Media.

As Sir Kim Darroch resigns, Ray Snoddy looks at the nature of leaks – from the shocking and historic, to the necessary and dangerous.

It has been a spectacular few days for women – on the football pitch before the cameras, in the political field, and scoring a few pay equality goals in broadcasting.

Publishers must look within themselves to build compelling propositions that will naturally attract more quality advertisers, writes Nick Welch.

The Ozone Project, a new joint digital ad sales house for publishers, has partnered with independent ad exchange network OpenX to help increase monetisation for publisher’s digital ad inventory.

As the remaining candidates fight it out to become PM, Raymond Snoddy evaluates the role of the media in the increasingly chaotic process.

The worst performing title was – perhaps surprisingly – the second most popular paper, the Sun. The red top was down -5%, dropping 68,000 copies on April.

As yet another publisher alliance launches in Germany, Liam Reynolds looks at whether the appetite for collaboration is here to stay.