Premiership: Staff shocked as Sunday Mirror editor resigns

The editor of the Sunday Mirror, Colin Myler, has resigned after the publication in last weekend's Sunday Mirror which caused the collapse of the trial involving two Leeds United players.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001 - 14:35

The editor of the Sunday Mirror, Colin Myler, has resigned.

He walked out of the paper's Canary Wharf headquarters just before 1pm.

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