Titlebook: Crime News in Modern Britain; Press Reporting and Judith Rowbotham,Kim Stevenson,Samantha Pegg Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Konkretisierung des Forschungsvorhabensof crime coverage in the media, has been extensively addressed elsewhere by authors from Steve Chibnall to Maggie Wykes.. It would be redundant to rehearse again that which has been so thoroughly investigated and analysed by other scholars. Instead, the chapter highlights aspects of the presentation

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,Positively Criminal? Press, Police and Politicians: 1960–2010, century in its historical-legal context in order to aid comprehension of how the crisis of public confidence in print journalism arose, leading to the setting up of the Leveson Inquiry, in the aftermath of the sensationalism surrounding the trial of Levi Bellfield in 2011.

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