Guardian journalist's byline page deleted after sudden exit

Page removed amidst claims of biased reporting

The Guardian has removed the byline page of journalist Owen Jones after he left the publication abruptly.

Some have criticized the move as an attempt to erase his work from the newspaper's website amid claims of biased reporting.

Jones, a prominent left-wing commentator, was a regular contributor to the Guardian for over a decade.

However, in recent years, he has faced increasing criticism for his views on issues such as Brexit and immigration.

The Guardian has not commented on the reasons for Jones' departure or the removal of his byline page.

However, some have suggested that the decision may have been influenced by pressure from advertisers or other external groups.

The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has condemned the removal of Jones' byline page, calling it "a clear attempt to silence a dissenting voice."

The NUJ has urged the Guardian to reinstate Jones' byline page and to ensure that all journalists are able to express their views freely without fear of reprisal.

The removal of Jones' byline page has sparked a debate about the role of journalists in a free and democratic society.

Some have argued that journalists should be free to express their views, even if those views are unpopular or controversial. Others have argued that journalists should be impartial and objective in their reporting.

The debate is likely to continue as the media landscape continues to evolve.