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Liz Gerard takes a closer look at press coverage of the Bulley case and finds some aspects of it lacking.
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The myth of UK tabloid newspapers and ‘kompromat’
Have tabloid newspapers ever kept secret files for future blackmail purposes?
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Why pay transparency could help with journalism’s class and nepotism problem
'Nepo babies' are the latest journalism hot topic - but class is even more important.
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‘It’s hard not to feel as if you’re diving into people’s grief’: 5 News chief correspondent reports from Turkey earthquake aftermath
Tessa Chapman gives an insight into reporting from Turkey in the wake of the disaster.
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IPSO: How journalists should report responsibly on sex and gender identity
The press regulator is consulting on its draft guidance on reporting gender and sex identity.
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Why Press Gazette editor-in-chief’s ‘ginger whinger’ Prince Harry jibe was inappropriate
Diversity specialist Elaine Sihera responds to Press Gazette newsletter comment.
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