New transparency board to ‘modernise’ open justice
Baroness Carr also says the broadcasting of court hearings could see "careful" expansion.
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Ministers propose National Security Bill changes to ease press freedom fears
Some critics of the National Security Bill still want a public interest defence for journalists.
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IPSO chair Lord Faulks on Harry book and press coverage of royals
Lord Faulks said he has personally felt uncomfortable with some press coverage of the royals.
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Protections needed for journalists after Just Stop Oil protest arrests, Parliament told
A former editor said "something is fundamentally wrong with our justice system" if journalists are being arrested.
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BBC journalist ‘beaten and kicked by police’ in China Covid protests arrest
BBC cameraman Edward Lawrence was reportedly beaten as he was arrested for covering a Covid-19 protest in China.
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Reach ‘levelling up’ advertorials for Govt banned by ASA after being found ‘not obviously identifiable as marketing’
Seven Government advertorials on regional Reach websites have been banned by the ASA following complaints from two Labour MPs…
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BBC’s Tim Davie dismisses ‘brain drain’ and ‘nonsense’ claims of board bias
The BBC’s director-general Tim Davie has slammed “nonsense” claims of political interference by members of the broadcaster’s board. Davie…
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Charles Wilson obituary: Former Times editor who fired Boris Johnson dies aged 87
Charles Wilson, the former editor of The Times who fired Boris Johnson, has died at the age of 87.…
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BBC’s Scotland editor James Cook called ‘scumbag rat’ and ‘traitor’ by independence campaigners
The BBC has backed its Scotland editor James Cook and praised his “professionalism” after he was abused by Scottish…
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