News diary 28 April – 4 May: UK local elections, first Russell Brand court hearing
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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Who’s suing AI and who’s signing: Ziff Davis sues OpenAI after Washington Post signs deal
14 major publishers sue AI start-up Cohere Inc.
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Grand Designs and Good Homes magazines end print publication
The digital publisher at parent company Media 10 said the titles would continue to accept pitches online.
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EU’s €500m fine of Apple and enforcement action is good news for publishers
Apple now has 60 days to change rules removing App Store 'excessive fees and friction'.
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Tortoise plans for The Observer: ‘We can buck the market trend’
Press Gazette speaks to new co-CEO, digital editor and creative director of The Observer under Tortoise.
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Politico Europe reports ‘significant growth’ as its team reaches 350 people
Senior executive editor Kate Day said mixed business model gives brand resilience despite DOGE-related cutbacks.
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UK journalists are getting older, more left-wing and increasingly work freelance
Reuters survey provides snapshot of UK journalists in 2025 including gender, race and age.
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PA Media proposing to cut 8% of UK editorial staff
Proposed editorial restructure comes almost four months after arrival of editor-in-chief Jack Lefley.
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