Sun sets for editor as Murdoch rings changes

DAVID YELLAND, editor of The Sun newspaper, has resigned after nearly five years in the post.

Sun sets for editor as Murdoch rings changes
Tue, 14 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

He will be replaced by Rebekah Wade, the current editor of The Sun's sister paper the News of the World, from today.

Staff were informed of Mr Yelland's departure in an email at lunchtime yesterday.

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