NUJ calls ex-Culture Sec John Whittingdale’s BBC funding ideas ‘extremely dangerous’
The National Union of Journalists has slammed ex-Culture Secretary John Whittingdale’s suggestion that the BBC could be funded through a…
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Nine media stories you may have missed: From Mail on Sunday’s Meghan front page statement to BBC Epstein lawyer interview
Although journalists keep valiantly reporting every single day of the year, many in the industry shut down over the Christmas…
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Laura Kuenssberg to step down as BBC political editor after seven years
Laura Kuenssberg will step down as BBC political editor in April after seven years in the high-profile job. Kuenssberg will…
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National Audit Office says journalist morale hit at cost-cutting BBC
A report on the BBC’s efforts to cut costs has found that the “prospect of redundancies has affected staff morale”…
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How CNN anchor Max Foster has ended up feeling like an ‘ambassador for news’ on TikTok
CNN anchor Max Foster joined TikTok in late 2019 with no professional strategy in mind – he only planned to…
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Former BBC editor Sarah Sands tells Lords broadcaster is ‘institutionally statist’
Former Today editor Sarah Sands told the House of Lords that the BBC is “institutionally statist” but also defended the…
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Journalist of the year Robert Moore of ITV News says Capitol exclusive was advert for eyewitness newsgathering
Newly named journalist of the year Robert Moore of ITV News has said his reporting from inside the US Capitol…
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Former ITV News editor Geoff Hill posthumously given Public Service prize at British Journalism Awards
Geoff Hill, the ITV News editor who died in September aged 52, was posthumously given the Public Service Award at…
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