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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Investigative Journalism Triumphs: Daily Mail Wins Top Honors

Investigative Journalism Triumphs: Daily Mail Wins Top Honors

14 Nov

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Summary

  • Daily Mail's Chief Reporter named Journalist of the Year
  • Exposé of NHS chief sleeping on the job and MoD data leak
  • Investigation of the Year award for uncovering MoD data leak
Investigative Journalism Triumphs: Daily Mail Wins Top Honors

In a remarkable display of journalistic excellence, the Daily Mail has been honored with a host of top awards at the Society of Editors' prestigious Media Freedom Awards. Chief Reporter Sam Greenhill was named Journalist of the Year for a series of groundbreaking scoops, including the exposure of an NHS chief caught napping on a train while supposedly at work and the revelation of a disastrous data leak at the UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) that threatened the lives of thousands of Afghans.

The Daily Mail's investigative team, led by Greenhill and former chief reporter David Williams, were the first to uncover the MoD data leak and spent two years battling to overturn a superinjunction in order to report on the story. Their dogged determination paid off, as the same scoop also won the coveted Investigation of the Year award. The judges praised the team's "impeccable contacts" and their unwavering commitment to bringing the truth to light, dedicating the award to the "brave Afghans" whose lives were put at risk by the military's blunder.

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In a further triumph, the Daily Mail's Ian Birrell was named Commentator of the Year (Popular) for his broad-ranging work, including a poignant piece reflecting on the recent death of his daughter. The newspaper was also highly commended in the flagship category of News Media Organisation of the Year, solidifying its reputation as a champion of investigative journalism and a voice for the truth.

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The Daily Mail's Chief Reporter Sam Greenhill was named Journalist of the Year, and the newspaper's investigative team won the Investigation of the Year award for exposing a disastrous data leak at the UK's Ministry of Defence.
The Daily Mail's journalists exposed an NHS chief sleeping on a train while supposedly at work, and revealed a data leak at the MoD that threatened the lives of thousands of Afghans.
The Daily Mail's investigation into the MoD data leak uncovered a blunder that put the lives of thousands of Afghans at risk, and the newspaper's team dedicated their Investigation of the Year award to the "brave Afghans" affected by the incident.

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