Below-inflation BBC licence fee rise would mean ‘less journalism’, NUJ warns
A below-inflation increase to the BBC licence fee next year could result in “less journalism”, including a drop in its…
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Sky News boss John Ryley says ‘age of the all-powerful anchor is gone’ 30 years after retirement of Sir Alastair Burnet
John Ryley (pictured), head of Sky News, reflects on the broadcast news industry 30 years on from the retirement of…
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Anti-vaccine protestors invade ITN’s London offices
Journalists working for ITN were trapped in their offices on Monday afternoon after a group of anti-vaxx and anti-lockdown protesters…
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Judge says Labour activist’s Radio 2 attack on John Ware was defamatory
Journalist John Ware’s reputation was harmed by a spokesperson for Jewish Voice for Labour as she appeared on the Jeremy…
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GB News ad boycott latest: Sainsbury’s latest to end campaign + full list of brands taking part includes Ikea, Kopparberg and Vodafone
Update 9 August: Sainsbury’s is the latest brand to respond to campaigners targeting it for advertising on GB News. Following…
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Best regarded Covid-19 news sources revealed: BBC, Guardian, Times and Sky top Ofcom survey rankings
TV was the top-ranked platform for Covid-19 news in a new Ofcom survey, while the BBC, Sky News, Guardian and…
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Emily Maitlis hits back after BBC impartiality rebukes: ‘We are not a public announcement tannoy’
In some ways, Emily Maitlis has had a fairly typical British lockdown experience. The lead presenter of Newsnight has travelled…
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Attempted kidnapping of Iranian journalist in US stokes fears over safety of BBC Persian reporters in UK
The attempted kidnapping of an Iranian-American journalist in New York has raised fresh concerns over the safety of the Iranian…
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