UK-based Iran International journalists’ rights ‘trampled’ amid threats from Iranian state
London-based journalists at broadcaster Iran International are embroiled in a battle over union recognition alongside threats from the Iranian regime.…
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Newsquest’s furlough scheme was a ‘waiting room for redundancy’, says NUJ as at least 38 journalism jobs put at risk
The furlough scheme turned into a “waiting room” for Newsquest sports and photography staff who are now being axed over…
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BBC England to cut 450 jobs across TV, radio and online as £25m savings needed in two years
The BBC has revealed plans to cut 450 jobs in England as it seeks to make savings of £25m in…
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NUJ unveils plan to build ‘reimagined news sector’ beyond Covid-19 crisis
As Press Gazette’s analysis shows, more than 2,000 staff across the UK’s national and regional press have temporarily lost their…
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NUJ ‘could go bust in two years’ or seek merger unless subscription fee hike approved
The National Union of Journalists could “go bust within a year or two” unless it increases subscriptions by up to…
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Government gives ‘key worker’ status to all journalists reporting on coronavirus pandemic to the public
The Government has classed all journalists who are reporting on the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic as “key workers”, meaning they can…
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Local News Matters: Weekly introduces micro-paywall and Bureau Local launches project to ‘change the story’
A weekly newspaper has introduced a micro-paywall as the National Union of Journalists marks its annual Local News Matters week.…
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NUJ members fear office closure could ‘compromise future’ of regional daily
The National Union of Journalists has warned that plans to shut the office of the Burton Mail next month could…
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