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Short (snappy) words with 'punch' or impact for maximum effect
To back someone - support
To axe jobs (people) - lay off, make redundant
To be hit by a falling market (or a falling tree)
To bid to do sthg - to try and do it (to bid for something is to make an offer at auction)
To clash - is to be in conflict over, disagree
To vow - to promise, or swear
To quiz somebody - to interrogate or question
To row with somebody - to argue

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A columnist who answers readers' questions and addresses personal issues

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Rates/judges the quality of cinema/theatre/restuarants/concerts by writing reviews in newspapers

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Writes articles of his/her choice and submits them to newspapers/magazines

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To exaggerate the more salacious scandalous aspects of a story

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A one sided, uneven, prejudiced report, article or programme, selling only one point of view

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The opposite of biased, looking at all sides of an issue and not selling one point of view

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Precise, true, the facts are correct

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When parts of an article or programme are cut out, when the authorities don't like any criticism or facts which make them look bad

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What makes a great leader? Management theorist Simon Sinek suggests, it’s someone who makes their employees feel secure, who draws staffers into a circle of trust. But creating trust and safety -- especially in an uneven economy -- means taking on big responsibility.