Newspapers warn jailing of Reuters reporters in Myanmar ‘should concern every journalist and media organisation’
The jailing of two Reuters reporters for “doing their jobs” and reporting on the massacre of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar…
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FT chapel issues list of demands around pay and transparency with warning of ‘widespread anger’ among staff
Financial Times staff have set out a series of demands on the company today, including improved pay and full transparency…
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FT chief agrees to pay back six-figure pay rise after staff complaints with money to go towards ‘women’s development fund’
Financial Times chief executive John Ridding has agreed to return his six-figure pay rise after staff complained his £2.6m remuneration…
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FT staff call on chief exec to pay back some of his ‘absurdly large’ £2.6m pay packet
A group of Financial Times journalists have called on chief executive John Ridding to hand back some of his £2.6m…
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Cadwalladr, Gentleman and Marriage mark ‘belated phenomenon’ of stories by women journalists dominating news agenda in 2018
Top female journalists have celebrated dominating headlines with agenda-setting investigations in the first half of 2018 and highlighted the importance…
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FT denies ‘whitewash’ over investigation into ‘toxic’ culture at How To Spend It luxury mag
How To Spend It staff accuse Financial Times of “whitewash” over complaints about culture at the title FT editor Lionel…
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National newspapers investing in BAME interns who can ‘reach communities that others have not been able to reach’
National newspapers have begun investing to make their newsrooms more diverse after realising the need to represent the communities they…
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National newspaper front pages celebrate England’s World Cup win against Colombia on penalties
Today’s front pages celebrate the England team’s victory against Colombia in the World Cup. It marked the first time England…
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