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I'm a bit of a fan girl, when it comes to Rusbridger, and as a journalist I really enjoyed reading his reflections on meetings with Assange and the decisions made in relation to the News of the World scandal. Lee's statue March 11, The mayor of New Orleans took down a monument to the Confederate general. It was a resolution so bold as to border on insanity. It's a book with two main strands of interest: Alan Rusbridger, editor of the Guardian, veteran of 24 hour news cycles, is no stranger to stress. I spent a bit of time in hospital and was sort of pudgy.