Phrases with «leader column»

The phrase "leader column" refers to an article or section at the beginning of a newspaper or magazine that presents opinions and analysis written by the publication's editors or a prominent journalist. It is usually found on the newspaper's front page and is meant to provide readers with important insights and perspectives on current affairs or significant issues. Full definition

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Sunder has already posted on this on the Next Left, and the Observer published a very good leader column today (the last paragraph in particular is very reminiscent of Will Straw and my arguments in The Change We Need). (nextleft.org)
I was pleased that we did manage to bring the might of The Observer's leader columns out against Sepp Blatter's re-election (as «football's Nixon») when I worked there in 2002; also because Denis Campbell, Simon Kuper and others had done quite a lot of investigative reporting. (nextleft.org)
The Guardian's leader column concluded: «Having lost so much middle - class support over Iraq and alienation from Tony Blair, Labour now has to mobilise its core working - class base in order to win re-election next year.» (theguardian.com)
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Phrases with «leader column»

Sentences with «leader column»

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