| IZVESTIA | Russian daily newspaper founded in 1917 whose name means 'bring news' (8) |
| CARRY | From Latin for "wheeled vehicle", word used to mean bring, convey, deliver, fetch, haul, lug or transport (5) |
| FRANKIEHOWERD | English actor and comedian born in 1917 whose catchphrases included 'Titter ye not' (7,6) |
| TOWNCRIER | One who'd bring news of row about personal credit |
| NUNTIAS | You (s) bring news, announce |
| LASTAMPA | Italian daily newspaper founded in 1867 under the name Gazzetta Piemontese (2,6) |
| LEFIGARO | French daily newspaper founded in 1826 (2,6) |
| PRAVDA | Russian daily newspaper founded in 1912 (6) |
| GUARDIAN | Daily newspaper, founded 1821 in Manchester (8) |
| ENQUIRER | National ____ , U.S. tabloid newspaper founded in 1926 (8) |
| UNIVERSE | The ___, Catholic newspaper founded in 1860 (8) |
| USATODAY | Newspaper founded in 1982 |
| SCOTSMAN | The ---, Edinburgh-based newspaper founded in 1817 |
| LIBERATION | French daily newspaper founded in Paris by Jean-Paul Sartre and Serge July in 1973 |
| BOYSTOWN | Orphanage founded in 1917 |
| REPORTER | He brings news about a man at the door (8) |
| POSTCARD | Column by joker brings news of the travellers (8) |
| PAPERBOY | Who brings news of father, through son (8) |
| THETIMES | British newspaper founded on January 1, 1785, under the name The Daily Universal Register |
| FIGARO | Le ___ , French daily newspaper founded in 1826 (6) |
