Cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood behind request which led Guardian to destroy Snowden hard drives
Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood was directed by the Prime Minister to contact the Guardian about the classified material handed…
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Study suggests print still accounts for more than 90 per cent of national newspaper reading time
Readers of UK newspapers still spend far greater time with print editions than online, a new study has found. Research…
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Sri Lankan ‘killing fields’ documentary director faces death threats ahead of visit to Commonwealth meeting
When you announce that you are going to apply for media accreditation for a routine international political event like the…
By Opinion poll suggests Parliament-backed press regulation has three times more public support than publishers’ plan
A new poll commissioned by the Media Standards Trust suggests that most members of the public who express a preference…
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Video reports on the future of journalism
Press Gazette is planning to launch a series of video webinars focusing on the way technology is changing journalism. These…
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BBC news chief defends Anjem Choudary interview in face of calls to ban ‘hate preachers’
The BBC’s acting head of news has defended the decision to air an interview with radical cleric Anjem Choudary on…
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Police Federation head: ‘Cops are very reluctant to speak to the media and say how it really is’
The chairman of the Police Federation has warned that police are reluctant to talk to journalists because of the “fear…
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‘Colin was here’: Sky News Twitter account hacked
Sky News’s breaking stories Twitter feed was hacked this morning. One rogue tweet saying "Colin was here", was left on…
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