Sub-Editors Room (1956)

Jevons, a sub-editor at a metropolitan newspaper, has an ethical dilemma when asked to keep two people's names out of court reports. One is a woman (who we never meet) whose father is connected with the paper's owner. At the same time he is approached by a shop owner, Mr Goudie, who asks Jevon if Goudie's name can be kept out of the paper for selling sub-standard milk. Jevons also corrects the copy of cadet reporter Charlie Riddle. Jevons' editor insists that the woman's name be kept out of the newspaper. However this doesn't happen to Goudie. Goudie tries to commit suicide.