Report: Letter: Felicity Green obituary

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The journalist Felicity Green was acting as a consultant to the Telegraph group when I was appointed editor of the Sunday Telegraph magazine in the mid-1980s. The report also notes that She quickly became a generous mentor and friend, guiding me through the minefield of newspaper politics at the time. There were a few more women journalists on national titles than in her trailblazing days as a director of the 1960s Mirror, but still not many in senior executive roles. She saw it as her mission to support promote those coming up behind her, and took many young female journalists under her wing.

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