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Barry Askew
Barry Askew (13 December 1936 – 17 April 2012〔(Barry Askew: Obituary ), ''Lancashire Evening Post'', 25 April 2012〕) was a British journalist, editor of the ''Lancashire Evening Post'' and briefly of the ''News of the World''.
Askew grew up in Preston,〔Richard Hall, "Queen trumps Fleet St joker", ''The Guardian'', 13 December 1981〕 and worked for the ''Lancashire Evening Post'', winning the IPC National Press Awards Campaigning Journalist award in 1972,〔Simon Winchester, "Guardian writers honoured", ''The Guardian'', 29 March 1972〕 and soon becoming editor of the paper.
In April 1981, Askew was appointed as editor of the ''News of the World'',〔Philip Jordan, "News of the World replaces editor", ''The Guardian'', 30 December 1981〕 partly on the recommendation of Harold Evans, editor of ''The Times''.〔 In early December, he came into conflict with the Queen after claiming that if Princess Diana felt harassed by press photographers she should send a servant out to shop for her.〔 At the end of the month, he left the newspaper,〔 and spent the rest of his career in various short-term provincial posts.〔"(Regrets? I’ve had a few )", ''British Journalism Review'', Vol 17, No 3 (2006)〕
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