ITN chief executive Rachel Corp urges government to help ‘level up’ relationship between platforms and publishers
New ITN chief executive Rachel Corp has used her first speech in the role to urge government to “properly address”…
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BBC, ITN, Sky and PA win 20-year fight to broadcast from crown court sentencings
Broadcasters will be allowed to film from crown court sentencing hearings in England and Wales after a campaign lasting around…
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy warns against ‘news that divides, shouts and builds personalities’
Channel 4 News anchor Krishnan Guru-Murthy has warned against the arrival of broadcast news that “divides, shouts and builds personalities”…
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MoJ ‘Reporters’ Charter’ sets out rights for journalists covering UK courts
The Ministry of Justice has published a “reporters’ charter”, a document listing in one place the “rights” journalists should be…
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy succeeds Jon Snow as main Channel 4 News anchor
Krishnan Guru-Murthy will be Channel 4 News’ next main anchor following the departure of long-serving Jon Snow at the end…
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UK outlets commit dozens of staff to covering invasion of Ukraine
More than 50 UK journalists are currently inside Ukraine – with every major news organisation committing staff to cover the…
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GB News joins BBC, Sky and ITN in political broadcasting pool
GB News is joining the BBC, Sky News and ITN’s broadcast pool for political coverage ten months after its launch.…
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ITN legal chief says broadcasters ‘ready to go’ with Crown Court filming which will be ‘good thing for justice’
Broadcasters are “ready to go” with filming Crown Court hearings but the introduction of wholly televised trials is “some way…
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