
Paul Dacre
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 76 |
Date of birth | November 14,1948 |
Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
Nationality | British |
Spouse | Kathleen Dacre |
Children | James Dacre |
Parents | Peter Dacre |
Joan Hill | |
Job | Journalist |
Book editor | |
Education | University College School |
University of Leeds | |
University College School Junior Branch | |
Known for | DMG Media |
Daily Mail | |
Siblings | Nigel Dacre |
Born | Arnos Grove |
London | |
United Kingdom | |
Movies/Shows | One Rogue Reporter |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 473197 |
Paul Dacre Life story
Paul Michael Dacre is an English journalist and the former long-serving editor of the British right-wing tabloid the Daily Mail. He is also editor-in-chief of DMG Media, which publishes the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, the free daily tabloid Metro, the MailOnline website, and other titles.
Associated Newspapers says Prince Harry and other accusers are 'out of time'

... At the Leveson Inquiry in 2011, the Mail s editor Paul Dacre swore on oath that his journalists had not used illegal methods of gathering information...
Tom Watson and Arlene Foster nominated for peerages

... However, Paul Dacre, the editor-in-chief of DMG Media which publishes the Daily Mail and Metro newspapers, was not on the list despite previously being tipped to receive the honour...
Ofcom: Lord Michael Grade confirmed as chairman

... The recruitment process has taken two years, with ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre reportedly having been in the running at one stage...
Lord Michael Grade chosen as Ofcom chairman

... The recruitment process for the three-day-a-week, £142,500 job has taken two years, with ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre reportedly having been in the running at one stage...
Paul Dacre: Ex-Daily Mail editor quits race to head Ofcom

...Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has pulled out of the contest to become the next chair of media regulator Ofcom...
Daily Mail: Geordie Greig stepping down as editor

... Eton-educated Greig joined the Daily Mail in 1983 as a junior reporter and has been its editor its long-running boss Paul Dacre...
Headlines: 'Crunch' Brexit talks amid new hope

... A dispute between the man who edited the Daily Mail of 26 years, Paul Dacre, and his replacement, Geordie Greig, the title page of one of his rivals for power...
Tom Watson and Arlene Foster nominated for peerages
Tom Watson and Dame Arlene Foster are among 26 new peers set to enter The House of Lords.
Honours for the former deputy leader of the Labour Party and former Northern Ireland First Minister were conferred by The King on Friday.
They were recommended by Prime Minister Liz Truss after being suggested by her predecessor Boris Johnson .
The List also includes Sir Winston Churchill 's grandson, Sir Nicholas Soames .
Sir Nicholas, a former MP, was by Mr Johnson for rebelling over Brexit.
New members are appointed to The House of Lords, which scrutinises bills that have been approved by The House of Commons, by the monarch after being proposed by the Prime Minister .
An outgoing Prime Minister has The Right to draw up a dissolution or resignation honours list on leaving office, while considering nominations from other Political Parties .
Since 2000, peers nominated by Political Parties have been vetted by The House of Lords Appointments Commission.
Dame Arlene, who will sit as a non-affiliated member, stepped down as DUP leader Last Year after.
Others nominated by Mr Johnson include former minister Sir Hugo Swire , as well as ex-MP Angie Bray .
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer included Mr Watson among his nominations.
Businessman and National Gallery trustee Sir Michael Hintze is also on The List , alongside former Tory MP Graham Evans , who lost his Commons seat in Weaver Vale in 2017.
Stewart Jackson , another ex-Tory MP and former special adviser to the Brexit secretary, also gets a peerage.
Peter Weir , a former Stormont Education Minister , will join The House of Lords after being nominated by the DUP.
Frances O'Grady, General Secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), will be made a peer after being nominated by Labour, alongside Ruth Smeeth , a former Labour MP for Stoke-on-Trent North.
Chairman of Network Rail Sir Peter Hendy has also been nominated as a crossbench peer.
However, Paul Dacre , the editor-in-chief of Dmg Media which publishes the Daily Mail and Metro newspapers, was not on The List despite previously being tipped to receive the honour.
Conservative Party chairman Jake Berry and former culture secretary John Whittingdale were awarded knighthoods.
James Duddridge , an International Trade minister and former parliamentary Private Secretary to Boris Johnson , received the honour of The Knight Commander of The Order of St Michael and St George for " political and public service".
Source of news: bbc.com