Bloomberg’s Mishal Husain: Interviews shouldn’t be about ‘winning or losing’
Husain says she is the same journalist she was at the BBC despite leaving behind strict impartiality rules.
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UK Labour Force Survey data suggests sharp fall in younger journalists
Journalists older than wider UK workforce on average.
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Secrecy order wrongly given to murdered child after no reporters attended court
The absence of journalists at a pre-trial hearing allowed a wrongful identification ban to go unchallenged.
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Government warned cuts to journalism training ‘weaken civic fabric’
Government has removed extra funding support for journalism courses.
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Pay for UK journalists has grown since 2018 after period of stagnation
NCTJ Journalists at Work survey results show those who use AI are paid more.
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Portsmouth college ditches journalism training after 60 years
FE college loses out in battle for students versus more expensive degree courses.
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Ex-Reuters agency chief warns journalism has become ‘elite sport’ as she is named next NCTJ chair
Sue Brooks says "the best is still to come" for the industry despite recent challenges.
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NCTJ chairman Kim Fletcher steps down after two decades
Fletcher has been given the new honorary title emeritus chairman.
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