MPs to head to Washington DC in New Year as part of UK ‘fake news’ inquiry
MPs from the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee will visit Washington DC in February next year as part…
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Mirror and Bristol Post settle IPSO complaint with apology letters to family who claimed reports’ graphic details ‘not heard in court’
Mirror Online and Bristol Post sent private letters of apology to a grieving family after they complained of graphic detail…
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Newsquest faces fresh strikes as journalists in Darlington back industrial action over pay and workload dispute
Journalists at Newsquest’s hub in Darlington, County Durham, have voted in favour of industrial action just days after colleagues in…
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Former police officers referred to information commissioner over Damian Green inquiry leaks to press
Two former police officers who leaked details of the alleged discovery of porn on the Commons computer of Damian Green…
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Funding initiatives will help Scottish investigative journalism outfit to bring in new and diverse voices
Scottish investigative journalism co-operative The Ferret has won funding that it says will help it to “bring new voices into…
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Trinity Mirror closes free weekly the Beverley Advertiser because title ‘no longer commercially viable’
Trinity Mirror has closed down free weekly newspaper the Beverley Advertiser, claiming it is “no longer commercially viable” following a…
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Osborne pays tribute to Evening Standard freelancer and TV producer partner killed in luxury hotel blaze
Evening Standard editor George Osborne has paid tribute to a freelancer on the paper who was killed along with his…
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RSF: 2017 least deadly year for journalists since 2003 – but 65 were killed and 370 are jailed or held hostage for doing their jobs
Some 65 journalists were killed worldwide last year in connection with their work, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF). This…
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