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| Preceded by Mark Thomas | Editor of The People 2008–2012 | Succeeded by James Scott |
| Preceded by Richard Wallace | Editor of the Daily Mirror 2012–2016 | Succeeded by Peter Willis |
| Preceded by Tina Weaver | Editor of the Sunday Mirror 2012–2016 | Succeeded by Gary Jones |