Trinity Mirror's decision to cut the basic salary of new chief executive Simon Fox by a third and introduce a more stretching bonus scheme has failed to satisfy some shareholders. Nearly 9 per cent voted against the remuneration report.

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Blackburn have confirmed former defender Henning Berg as their new manager.

Trinity Mirror in local paper talks

Trinity Mirror disclosed today that it is working with the owner of the Daily Mail on plans for the creation of a new local newspaper company.

Jonathan Rees was paid for information by an executive at the Mirror Group

Mirror executive paid £125 a time for mobile numbers

The Daily Mirror bought mobile phone numbers and PIN codes used to access voicemails from a private investigations agency linked to Jonathan Rees, a notorious figure who also had contracts with the News of the World, i can reveal.

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