Fleet Street was once considered the most important location for journalism in the world, with Britain’s national newspapers making the street their home for centuries.
The tightly-knit network of alleys and backstreets around Fleet Street became the embodiment of the British Press, and was notorious as much for the bustling offices full of hacks as it was for the numerous smoky bars frequented by them.
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