Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace has revamped his team following the decision by his deputy, Conor Hanna, to seek his fortunes with former Mirror editor Piers Morgan in the US.
Hanna is joining CNN in what is termed as "a senior TV executive position". In reality - as Monkey revealed a couple of weeks ago - he'll be working for Morgan, who is due to take over the channel's interview spot from Larry King.
Hanna, who leaves at Christmas, will be replaced by Peter Willis, mastermind of the Mirror's annual star-spangled tearjerking Pride of Britain awards.
Willis, 43, is currently the paper's associate editor and has been with the Mirror for 13 years.
Wallace's other changes include the promotion of night editor Jonathan Clark to "executive night editor" and Chris Eary from assistant night editor to night editor.
