New culture secretary voices support for regional papers
By Adam Hooker 11 June 2009
Newly appointed culture secretary Ben Bradshaw has begun his tenure by acknowledging that the UK's regional newspapers are experiencing a tough time, but he remained apparently non-committal on the relaxation of competition laws to enable more mergers.
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