Comedians Nish Kumar and Josh Widdicombe show local journalism is harder than it looks
What happened when TV comedians toured six National World local newsrooms.
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Comment: Why BBC is ‘threat far more dangerous than the platforms’ to local news publishers
Reach's David Higgerson says local audiences in the UK are well served - just not by the BBC.
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John Sweeney on going back to the front line at 64: ‘Getting your feet dirty means you see stuff’
John Sweeney on why staying in Kyiv was the best decision he ever made.
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How UK newspaper industry passed its ‘pandemic stress test’
An extract from journalist Marc Edge's new book Re-examining the UK Newspaper Industry.
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Agency boss: Journalists face ‘endless legals and daily abuse’ post-Leveson
Ten years on from the Leveson Report, Jon Harris of Cavendish Press on the impact it's had on journalists.
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Hacked Off: Have press standards improved ten years on from Leveson? Not if you ask the public
Ten years on from the Leveson Report, Hacked Off chief executive Nathan Sparkes on IPSO and press behaviour.
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How journalists can protect themselves against ‘hack-for-hire’ cyber gangs
Cyber threat expert Tom Kidwell explains how members of the press can protect themselves from "hack for hire" threats.
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Kelvin MacKenzie: The Sun has surrendered to ‘lefty activists putting the hard word on advertisers’
Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie believes his former title's days are numbered.
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