The former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has, for some months, been seen as Downing Street's favoured candidate to be the next head of Ofcom, the independent broadcast and telecoms regulator.

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has pulled out of the contest to be the next head of media regulator Ofcom. In a letter to The Times newspaper, the 73-year-old has revealed he will not reapply ...

Paul Dacre has been approached by Boris Johnson to become Ofcom Chairman It comes as mandarins try to stop Charles Moore being made Chairman of BBC Mr Dacre, 71, who edited the Daily Mail for 26 ...

Paul Dacre said he decided not to re-apply for role as head of Ofcom regulator Mr Dacre, 73, said he will instead take up 'exciting new job in the private sector' ...

The former editor of British tabloid The Daily Mail, Paul Dacre, could be next to lead U.K. media regulator Ofcom. According to The Guardian, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is close to appointing ...

The fandango around Paul Dacre and Ofcom has presumably suited the ministers and their spads who first leaked his name as the No 10 choice months ago. The former Mail editor may be a shoe-in to chair ...

Dacre, whose 26-year tenure as Mail editor came to an end in 2018, also outlined numerous issues he has with the forthcoming Online Safety Bill, as well as the BBC and its relationship with Ofcom ...

Paul Dacre has pulled out of the running to become Ofcom’s next chairman and revealed he is taking on an “exciting new job in the private sector”. The former Daily Mail editor, 73, was said ...

The former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre has, for some months, been seen as Downing Street's favoured candidate to be the next head of Ofcom, the independent broadcast and telecoms regulator. This ...

The former editor of British tabloid The Daily Mail, Paul Dacre, could be next to lead U.K. media regulator Ofcom.. According to The Guardian, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is close to appointing ...

The contest to be the regulator's next boss is being re-run amid concerns over the PM's preferred candidate.