ITV opens applications for competition helping young, diverse journalism talent break into news
ITV journalists Ria Chaterjee and Charlene White have launched the sixth edition of the company’s Breaking into News competition, with…
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BBC Newsnight’s Jess Brammar joins Huffpost UK as head of news
BBC Newsnight acting editor Jess Brammar has been appointed head of news at Huffpost UK. Reporting to editor Polly Curtis,…
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‘Negative Corbyn press coverage is boosting our ranks’ claims Momentum as editors call on Labour to ‘clarify’ press freedom stance
High profile attacks on Jeremy Corbyn from the right-wing press are leading to large numbers of voters joining Labour campaign…
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Police suspect Slovakian journalist and fiancée were killed because of his investigative reporting
Police suspect a Slovakian investigative reporter shot dead alongside his partner was murdered because of his work, local media have…
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BBC tasks Scotland director Donalda McKinnon with helping it become ‘best place for women to work’
The BBC has appointed one of its most senior female directors to lead it in its aim to be “the…
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Former Guardian political editor Ian Aitkin dies aged 90
Former Guardian political editor Ian Aitkin has died aged 90. The paper’s former deputy editor, David McKie, who worked with…
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Grazia editor Natasha Pearlman steps down after three years, confirms publisher Bauer Media
Bauer Media has confirmed that Grazia editor Natasha Pearlman has stepped down from the role. Press Gazette reported earlier this…
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Women receive 28.5% less bonus pay on average than men at Press Association
Women’s bonus pay is on average 28.5 per cent lower than men’s at the Press Association, an audit of the…
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