Author: Press Association

November 17, 2017

Press Association: NCTJ-recognised journalism training which opens doors in the news industry

November 15, 2017

Russian legislators approve bill forcing international media to register as foreign agents

May 4, 2017

Top lawyer warns that decline of court reporters means 'justice operates unseen and unheard by public'

August 24, 2016

Judge rules press cannot identity baby who died after hospital bosses cut life support

August 10, 2016

'Get down, we are taking fire' - Olympic media bus 'shot at' in Rio

January 18, 2016

Lib Dem law change would extend FoI to charities, Royal household and companies with public sector contracts

August 5, 2015

BBC journalists to be allowed into Iran to report for a week

September 16, 2014

NUJ: Journalists must be allowed to cover Scottish referendum without fear of intimidation

September 11, 2014

Alex Salmond says there will be 'inevitable investigation' into Treasury's 'market sensitive' RBS leak to BBC

September 10, 2014

Preferred BBC Trust chair candidate Rona Fairhead defends licence fee during CMS committee appearance

September 8, 2014

Sir Alan Moses: Of course press victims don't trust IPSO... but I want to show that they're wrong

August 7, 2014

Chapman Pincher, the 'lone wolf of Fleet Street', dies aged 100

August 4, 2014

Newspaper inspired by First World War's Wipers Times created to mark centenary

July 31, 2014

Press regulator IPSO appoints NHS Confederation chief operating officer as first chief executive

July 30, 2014

News of the World pair Neil Wallis and Jules Stenson face phone-hacking charges

July 29, 2014

Sebastian Coe: 'I haven't the capacity' to be next BBC Trust chairman

July 22, 2014

Rhys Ifans and Michael Barrymore settle phone-hacking damages claims with News of the World publisher

June 25, 2014

Publisher-backed Free Speech Network has 'misleading' IPSO ad banned by the ASA

June 4, 2014

Hacking trial judge begins summing up: Jurors told not to be 'dazzled' by defendants' power and influence

June 4, 2014

Judgement of Charlie Brooks 'foolish or stupid - but not criminal', says defence