BBC World Service to cut 130 roles to save £6m in the next year
BBC says additional Government funding not enough to avoid World Service cuts.
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Police force slammed over ‘risible’ decision to bar former journalist from job
Former Telegraph foreign desk manager Paul Hill worked for the police after leaving newspapers.
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Law firm OK to represent Russian warlord against UK editor, legal watchdog rules
Bellingcat editor Eliot Higgins lost £70,000 defending against the spurious claim.
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Jewish Chronicle announces new editor, new look and revamped membership
World's oldest Jewish newspaper appoints Daniel Schwammenthal to replace Jake Wallis Simons.
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Daily Star editor Jon Clark to leave amid new digital-first strategy
Ex-Mirror online editor Ben Rankin to become Daily Star Online editor-in-chief.
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Middlesbrough’s last freelance court reporter retires after 69 years in journalism
Court reporting was once a good living for Peter Holbert but demand from publishers has now gone.
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Planned costs of Harry and Mail publisher legal battle ‘excessive’, judges rule
Trial is due to start in January 2026 and last for 45 days.
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News diary 27 January – 2 February: Trump nominee confirmation hearings, 80 years since Auschwitz liberation
A look ahead at the key events leading the news agenda next week, from the team at Foresight News.
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