Mail Wins Press Media Title of the Year The Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday have been named the Press Media Title of the Year for their journalistic excellence and court victory over Prince Harry. The Mail's journalism excellence and court victory over Prince Harry have earned it the Press Media Title of the Year. The Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday were chosen for the honour ahead of rivals from The Times, Telegraph, Economist, and Sun. Legal Battle Wins Special RecognitionThe judging panel noted that on journalistic endeavours alone, with countless scoops, exposés, and agenda-setting exclusives, the Mail would be a worthy winner. However, the legal battle's outcome was a 'victory for journalism and a free Press' and marked it for special recognition. The Mail's Special Correspondent Arthur Parashar was named the Young Journalist of the Year for his exclusive reporting on the mysterious death of Josh Rogers in Spain and the London property empire of Bashar al-Assad's uncle.Jordana Seal was highly commended for her five-month investigation into the Catholic sect Opus Dei, while Crime and Security Editor Rebecca Camber was highly commended in the Specialist Journalist category. The Mail's Editor-in-Chief Paul Dacre called the case a 'conspiracy to destroy both the free Press and a great paper', with the verdict being 'an overwhelming vindication' of the journalists' hard work and integrity.Young Journalists Sweep ShortlistArthur Parashar, Jordana Seal, and Mimi Yates took three of the four Young Journalist of the Year shortlist spots, with Arthur taking the title for his exclusive reporting on Josh Rogers' death and Bashar al-Assad's uncle's property empire.