Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr wins Orwell Prize for Journalism for Cambridge Analytica data investigation
The Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr has won the Orwell Prize for Journalism 2018 for her reports on Cambridge Analytica and the…
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Financial Times withdraws ‘incorrect and unverified’ Putin nepotism allegations against Russian businessman
The Financial Times has apologised and withdrawn “incorrect and unverified allegations” made against a Russian businessman who has been linked…
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Journalists behind Cambridge Analytica, Presidents Club and Oxfam sex scandal scoops among finalists for 2018 Paul Foot Award
The journalists behind the Presidents Club scandal, Cambridge Analytica files and Oxfam sex scandal cover-up scoops are among those up…
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BBC News journalists gather to remember killed Afghan reporter on World Press Freedom Day
BBC News staff gathered outside Broadcasting House in London today, on World Press Freedom Day, to pay their respects to…
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National newspapers pull out the souvenirs for new royal baby, but it’s strictly business at the FT
The birth of the new royal baby made the front page of every major UK national newspaper today, bar one…
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FT drops traditional ‘Sir,’ greeting from letters to the editor as it rebrands comment section
The Financial Times has dropped the traditional “Sir,” greeting from its letters page, despite still having a male editor, branding…
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What next at UK media companies with highest gender pay gap figures?
The Telegraph is the only news outlet to target a zero gender pay gap across the whole company, but Press Gazette…
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Financial Times editor Lionel Barber appointed chairman of Tate but paper says it will continue to report ‘without fear or favour’
Financial Times editor Lionel Barber has been appointed chairman of the Tate in a move that raises questions over the…
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