Top female lobby journalists say ‘we need to show it’s not an all-boys’ club’ on International Women’s Day
Two of Westminster’s top female journalists say they want to make women’s voices more widely heard as the lobby moves…
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Independent says BBC’s Amol Rajan ‘must have misremembered’ traffic-boosting headline anecdote in uni speech after ‘fake news’ claim
The Independent has said BBC media editor Amol Rajan “must have misremembered” an anecdote claiming he made a column the…
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Sky News project aims to send more reporters out of the newsroom in search of ‘the truth of a fractured Britain’
Sky News will send more reporters out of the newsroom as part of a new initiative to get a “clear…
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BBC journalists call for publication of all staff salaries and benefits to create ‘full pay transparency’ at corporation
Almost 250 BBC staff members have signed a letter calling for full pay transparency at the corporation and the publication…
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BBC and ITV news posted largest viewing figures in up to five years thanks to ‘Beast from the East’
BBC News and ITV News reached their highest audience figures since 2014 and 2013 respectively last week as viewers turned…
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BBC media editor Amol Rajan uses speech to tell journalists to stop blaming ‘everyone but themselves’ over challenges facing industry
BBC media editor and former Independent editor Amol Rajan has said “enough is enough” to journalists who “blame everyone but…
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Victoria Derbyshire, Sky News and BBC Newsnight among big winners in news at RTS Awards
BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire, Newsnight and Sky News all received multiple prizes at the Royal Television Society Awards yesterday evening. Derbyshire,…
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BBC says it ‘stands by’ reports Egypt has been jailing political opponents after state accuses it of publishing ‘lies’
Egypt’s State Information Service has accused the BBC of “lies and false allegations” over reports claiming the country’s political opponents…
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