The publisher of the Daily Mirror today revealed a 17% fall in profits but said it was “highly encouraged” by improved Sunday sales following the closure of the News of the World.

The digital revolution "lies at the heart" of Britain's economic recovery, prime minister Gordon Brown said today.

Trinity Mirror reported a 30% fall in advertising revenues today as the newspaper group braced itself for another difficult year.

Newspaper group Trinity Mirror put the Racing Post and more than 100 regional titles up for sale today as it reported falling advertising revenues and declining circulation.

The board of Trinity Mirror, one of the UK's largest newspaper publisher, met today to discuss a review of its business which could lead to the sale of its national or regional newspaper titles.

Newspaper group Trinity Mirror today confirmed City grandee Sir Victor Blank was standing down as its chairman.

Trinity Mirror today became the latest newspaper publisher to strengthen its position in the online jobs market.

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror overcame a difficult advertising market to post a 13% rise in half-year profits today.

British publisher Trinity Mirror today said its sports newspapers were its star performer in the second half as it reported trading in line with expectations.

Improved advertising and an efficiency drive helped newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror to a 27% rise in half-year profits today.

Sunday Mirror deputy editor Richard Wallace was today named as the new editor of the Daily Mirror.

Trinity Mirror said today it has completed the sale of its regional newspaper businesses in Ireland to venture capital group 3i for £46.3 m (€67.2 m), after the Irish Competition Authority gave the all-clear.

AT LEAST six first-round bids have been made for the Northern Ireland titles of British newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror.

British newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror is to dispose of its newspaper division in Northern Ireland as part of a company-wide restructuring plan which will axe 550 jobs.

BRITISH newspaper group Trinity is gearing up to sell it’s Irish published titles sparking an intense bidding war.

Newspaper group Trinity Mirror today said the volatile advertising conditions seen in 2002 had continued into the first two months of this year.