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	Observer \| Can Ken go the distance against the Standard?
		Wadley, fresh from relentlessly pursuing Tony Blair for his part in the Black Rod affair, was on the verge of bagging a trophy scalp.
		Wadley, it is understood, said she would get back to Livingstone in a few weeks.
		Wadley was repeatedly asked to respond to accusations that the Standard has been over-obsessive in its reporting of Scufflegate and that she has never met Livingstone.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4451182-102271,00.html (886 words)

	Society \| How newts and the loony left became Standard issue
		The promotion of Wadley to the editor's chair in 2002 from the Daily Mail, where she had been deputy editor, provoked unease in the mayor's office and these fears were heightened when Livingstone wrote to her offering lunch but received no reply.
		A few weeks into Wadley's editorship, the paper accused Livingstone of a drunken attack during a late-night party on his partner, who had been the office manager at ES Magazine, and her friend, a designer on the same publication.
		Wadley, viewed as an acolyte of Dacre, was always likely to be damned by association.
	society.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5127863-108186,00.html (625 words)

	Guardian \| Wadley lashes Livingstone over 'best friend' Desmond
		Veronica Wadley, editor of the London Evening Standard, has reignited a long-running feud with the London mayor in an extraordinary attack on Ken Livingstone and his "new best friend", rival newspaper publisher Richard Desmond.
		Ms Wadley, who rarely comments publicly, accuses the mayor of wasting money on the Londoner, a taxpayer-funded monthly publication printed by Mr Desmond, which she calls "Ken's Pravda".
		In a 2,000 word statement read to Greater London Assembly members, the mayor defended his role in a late-night incident at a drunken party, where the Standard accused him of manhandling his pregnant girlfriend and inadvertently causing a Standard employee to be knocked unconscious after a nasty fall.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5107968-103690,00.html (530 words)

	Observer \| Evenings in the twilight
		This is the Wadley who helped Max Hastings save the Telegraph and then stood at Paul Dacre's right hand as his Mail surged on.
		If the Standard is, in fact, an evening like any other, prey to the vicissitudes that blight evening papers right around Britain, Wadley's detractors have much less of a case for their grumblings.
		It would be fairer to Veronica Wadley to factor in all these depredations.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4527837-102271,00.html (895 words)

	Londonist: Wadley Livingstone Slagging Match
		Veronica Wadley, editor of the Evening Standard, has "lashed out" out at Mayor Ken through her diary column in the Spectator (you'll need to be a subscriber to read it though).
		According to the Guardian, Wadley's Spectator Column concentrates its wrath on the Londoner newspaper, which is taxpayer-funded and printed by the Standard's arch-nemesis, Richard Desmond:
		He is a lunatic who is posing as mayor, so i am glad that London's most important newspaper is not on his side, and is not being used to distrubute his propaganda.
	www.londonist.com /archives/2005/01/wadley_livingst.php (362 words)

	Telegraph \| News
		Friends say that military levels of organisation and efficiency (her father was a soldier) overcome the domestic problems caused by long hours in the office.
		The Wadley day often starts at 5.30am, and time with the children is said to be rationed equally.
		Interestingly, rumours that Wadley will instigate a major shake-up have found support within the Standard, where many feel that the paper is drifting and too full of dull or slightly tacky features (yesterday's edition included one on vagina reshaping).
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/01/18/nmed218.xml (1012 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| UK Politics \| Livingstone statement in full
		It could have occurred to the editor Veronica Wadley when she first heard this story that it might be out of character.
		I believe Veronica Wadley was reckless with the facts and malicious with that power.
		I also say this to Veronica Wadley: This is not acceptable journalism and until we can have a proper answer from Veronica Wadley on how this story grew in the telling.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/politics/2067839.stm (2138 words)

	Politics \| 'There was no ES vendetta against Ken'
		They say his attack on the Standard's editor, Veronica Wadley - who he branded "reckless" and a "disgrace" - bears no relation to the truth.
		Insiders point out that Wadley was happy to publish "a positive" piece about the mayor's impending fatherhood just 24 hours before the bombshell allegations about the party.
		The mayor told the assembly today that he had measured it himself and it found it to be only 10ft high.
	politics.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4449132-107935,00.html (576 words)

	Wadley brings in big names to revamp Evening Standard \| Press Gazette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Evening Standard has a new look, achieved after three years of pressure by editor Veronica Wadley to persuade Associated Newspapers to release the paper from its design straitjacket and give her more space.
		This week, with business news returned to the run of the paper after its sojourn as a pink paper section, she has been given more resources and infinitely more space to allow her to employ 20 big-name new columnists, all with tried and tested reader appeal.
		Wadley made most of her new signings in July before her summer holiday.
	www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/220905/wadley_brings_in (372 words)


		Ms Wadley acknowledged staff on the evening paper were worried about the new edition, which many media experts believe will deter existing Standard readers from paying for the evening title.
		Ms Wadley said it was too soon to know what effect Lite`s launch has had on sales, although this is expected to be discussed at a board meeting today.
		Ms Wadley insisted she was 100% behind the launch and denied industry speculation that it had been imposed upon her by the marketing and advertising departments, which have been struggling with the Evening Standard`s falling circulation.
	www.gipp.ru /print.php?id=4512 (555 words)

	[A-List] Ken Livingstone takes on the Daily Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Once Veronica Wadley took over it turned into a clone, it was effectively the Evening Mail.
		He wanted an editor he could control and bring it into line to reflect the general views of the Mail group." Mr Livingstone dismissed the idea that because the Standard had endorsed his re-election as mayor last year it was therefore not true that the paper had victimised him.
		"Veronica Wadley says they supported me - but it was only because they hated Steven Norris more than they hated me...
	lists.econ.utah.edu /pipermail/a-list/2005-February/033122.html (835 words)

	The Horn of Plenty
		A Fleet Street editor was last night fighting for her career and reputation after reports that a drunken party had pushed a politician over the edge of sanity.
		Controversial London Evening Standard editor Veronica Wadley is accused of a serious attack on Mayor Ken Livingstone and causing grievous damage to his credibility.
		Ms Wadley yesterday issued a statement which claimed "she was just trying to fill out the pages with something vaguely damaging to the left wing when Ken drunkenly staggered into a huge row." Mr Livingstone however is standing by his original claims that he had suffered an unprovoked attack.
	www.hornofplenty.co.uk /archive/july2002/ken.htm (305 words)

	Media Week (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The newspaper has been criticised for appealing too much to affluent, suburban and rural commuters who work in London, and failing to address the needs of inner London dwellers.
		Editor Veronica Wadley told Media Week that the redesign would shift the paper very much towards a London focus.
		Wadley said the Standard Lite edition would continue and refused to be drawn on what plans the paper had with regard to the London Underground free evening paper contract.
	www.mediaweek.co.uk /news/index.cfm?fuseaction=details&nNewsID=556786 (168 words)

	Evening Standard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Veronica Wadley is a Londoner who was born in Chelsea and educated at Francis Holland and Benenden, where she was a contemporary of the Princess Royal.
		Before taking on the role of Editor at the Evening Standard in 2002 Veronica was the Deputy Editor (Features) at the Daily Mail.
		The foundations of our story judgement are built on the perspective of what will affect, influence or interest people who live and work in London".
	www.esadvertising.co.uk /esta/brand/editor.htm (178 words)

	Tom Bower - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He won the 2002 William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award for Broken Dreams, an investigation into corruption in English football.
		He is married to the editor of the London Evening Standard, Veronica Wadley.
		This article about a writer or poet from the United Kingdom or one of its constituent countries is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tom_Bower (114 words)

	Guardian \| Ken and Veronica bury the hatchet
		Editor Veronica Wadley took the decision today to end the paper's long-running feud with Mr Livingstone and raise money for all those affected by the tragedy, which has already claimed at least 50 lives.
		Sources on the paper said Ms Wadley saw this as the moment to unite after a series of bitter rows with Mr Livingstone, which culminated in a huge public bust-up earlier this year when the London mayor compared a Jewish reporter to a concentration camp guard.
		Mr Livingstone's refusal to apologise for his comment, to reporter Oliver Finegold, sparked a full-scale campaign against the mayor in the Standard, which accused him of "contempt for some of the key institutions that sustain London's democracy".
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,5234784-111274,00.html (407 words)

	Politics \| Livingstone and Wadley step up war of words
		The war of words between Ken Livingstone and the London Evening Standard intensified today as the newspaper accused him of making false claims about the exchange with a journalist that led to his suspension from office.
		He singled out the editor of the Standard, Veronica Wadley, who penned a rare editorial under her own name after Friday's ruling, for having "an irony bypass".
		"The editor of the Evening Standard, Veronica Wadley, complained in her personally written editorial that I had failed to show 'the minimum standard of behaviour that everyone should respect'," Mr Livingstone said.
	politics.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,329423360-110779,00.html (716 words)

	Society \| I was the one assaulted, says mayor
		Complaining he was the victim of a smear campaign by the London Evening Standard, the mayor said he had caught a tube on Tuesday to Tufnell Park to measure the basement himself and found Mr Hedges had fallen 10ft rather than the 12 or 15ft claimed by the paper.
		He accused the Associated Newspapers title, which first published lurid allegations of the fateful party, of getting its facts wrong and acting like a "hyena" under its new editor, Veronica Wadley.
		Arguing that it should never abuse its ability to end the careers of politicians such as himself, he said: "I believe Veronica Wadley was reckless with the facts and malicious with that power."
	society.guardian.co.uk /print/0,,4449256-108186,00.html (1194 words)

	Interviews - Weber Shandwick UK & Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Editor Veronica Wadley has dropped the paper's pink pages and replaced her business section with a re-designed white look.
		This is much better as the pink paged pullout - meant to be like the Financial Times - was often pulled out and binned by non-financial readers.
		Wadley's business editor Chris Blackhurst has brought in some heavyweight columnists to go alongside Tony Hilton who remains respected and who has been there many years.
	www.webershandwick.co.uk /interviews/interviews.cfm?contentid=233&cid=2 (545 words)

	HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Veronica Wadley, editor of the London Evening Standard, seems to have alienated her star columnist, the brilliant Brian Sewell.
		Sewell was given the column in addition to his art criticism by Max Hastings eight years ago, with the widest of roving briefs.
		Sewell's friends say Wadley continually told Sewell what to write and what not to write and then changed what he wrote anyway.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:111292009&refid=ink_tptd_np (158 words)

	Terror coverage drives sales growth at Evening Standard \| Press Gazette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		But according to editor Veronica Wadley, the London bombings have reaffirmed the paper's place in London life.
		But Wadley has revealed that investment is planned for a major relaunch of the Standard in September.
		She said: "My aim is to give Londoners an even better newspaper and the changes we are implementing are designed to help achieve that.
	www.pressgazette.co.uk /article/110805/terror_coverage_drives (441 words)

	Too much personal history: the real reason why Ken will not say sorry - NameOurBoard.com - An International Discussion ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Standard has had a difficult relationship with London's Mayor, particularly since Veronica Wadley took over as editor three years ago.
		She ignored an invitation to meet Mr Livingstone at the beginning of her reign, and begana campaign against his flagship policy, the congestion charge.
		Later, Ms Wadley decided that too close a resemblance to the Mail was not a good way to appeal to a London readership, which is largely anti-Tory.
	www.itshappening.net /forum/showthread.php?t=862 (1734 words)

	Newswatch - World Class News Stories - All day - Every day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The official subject of this week's press conference - a new payment system for tubes fares - was almost completely ignored as the Mayor was relentlessly grilled by a much larger turn-out of journalists than normal about his failure to apologise.
		Mr Livingstone accepted the Evening Standard, which is edited by Veronica Wadley, had the distinct characteristics of The Daily Mail.
		He added: "Since Veronica Wadley took over it has been turned into a clone.
	www.newswatch.co.uk /headlines.asp?ref=CA159334U (683 words)

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	Evening Standard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		By 1986 it was wholly owned by Associated Newspapers, who also publish the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.
		Today the title is edited by Veronica Wadley and it is widely regarded as the 'Voice of London'.
		Publishing three times a day, it is unique in the marketplace in bringing tomorrow's news today; ensuring London's metropolitan population has the most up to date news and comment with the highest quality features.
	www.esadvertising.co.uk /metro/corporateinfo/history.htm (173 words)

	Clarke ordered to raise the freesheet Standard - [Sunday Herald]
		Clarke is an editor who is said to model himself on ex-Sun supremo Kelvin Mackenzie, and had a reputation for causing tremors at Central Quay when he shouted at Record hacks.
		He is already said to be in a territorial battle with Standard Editor Veronica Wadley.
		There may be such a thing as a free launch, but it clearly bears no resemblance to a free lunch.
	www.sundayherald.com /46584 (562 words)

	Article
		Mr Livingstone's office said the exchange began in a "relatively light-hearted manner" and ended with the reporter swearing at the Mayor.
		The incidenton Tuesday is the latest in an apparent vendetta between Mr Livingstone and the Standard which began soon after the appointment of the editor, Veronica Wadley, in 2002, when the paper reported that the Mayor had launched a drunken attack on his partner and her friend at a party.
		Ms Wadley hit back in The Spectator magazine last month, saying that the Mayor regarded Mr Desmond as his "new best friend" and calling The Londoner "Ken's Pravda".
	www.rantburg.com /poparticle.php?ID=56179&D=2005-02-11&HC=2 (492 words)

	MediaGuardian.co.uk \| Media \| Livingstone attacks 'scumbag' Standard
		Though the Evening Standard occasionally praises the mayor and says it bears Mr Livingstone no ill will, he believes its mindset is fundamentally opposed to his leftist politics.
		He believes that under Veronica Wadley, who became Standard editor three years ago this month, the paper has taken on the ideological complexion of the Daily Mail.
		The two have yet to meet and recently traded jibes in the pages of the Spectator magazine.
	media.guardian.co.uk /site/story/0,14173,1409315,00.html (1189 words)

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		Next year's election for London Mayor may be about to get interesting, if this report for the Observer's Pendennis column proves accurate:It would have been unthinkable a couple of years ago but top sources at Northcliffe House say the London Evening Standard will back the Lib Dem Simon Hughes in next year's London mayoral contest.
		The volte-face for the avowedly Tory/Ken-hating paper comes after what Northcliffe sources say was a 'friendly and very productive' meeting between Hughes, Viscount Rothermere and the paper's editor, Veronica Wadley.
		Apparently, the Tories' candidate, the love-god who is Stephen Norris, no longer cuts the mustard at the Standard - leaving the way open for Hughes who will be pro lots of things and anti-nothing.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=4146836&postID=106959312896464056 (400 words)

	Khaleej Times Online - London mayor suspended over “Nazi” jibe
		He had argued they referred to the Daily Mail’s reputed support for fascism and opposition to Jewish refugees in the 1930s and to a leaving party thrown for an outgoing editor in which some guests were reportedly dressed as Nazis.
		Evening Standard editor Veronica Wadley wrote in the newspaper Friday that the mayor’s behaviour was disappointing because of his background as a “pioneering anti-racist campaigner”.
		He had disgraced himself and his office, she said, hoping that he would now finally apologise and restore his reputation.
	www.khaleejtimes.com /displayArticle.asp?col=§ion=theworld&xfile=data/theworld/2006/February/theworld_February682.xml (649 words)

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