Snoopers’ Charter has ‘inadequate safeguards’ for journalists, High Court told
The Government’s mass surveillance powers are unlawfully wide and have “inadequate safeguards” to protect journalistic communications, the High Court has…
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Media groups condemn police raid on ABC News in Australia
Media groups have joined voices to condemn a police raid on the offices of broadcaster ABC News in Australia. The…
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Belfast journalists behaved in ‘perfectly proper manner’ in protecting sources, says top judge
Two journalists arrested for airing confidential material in a documentary acted in a perfectly proper manner to protect their sources,…
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Jeremy Corbyn to mark World Press Freedom Day at NUJ event
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will speak on a panel to mark World Press Freedom Day on Friday. The National Union…
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UK-wide vigils to be held for murdered journalist Lyra McKee as memorial fundraiser tops £58,000
Vigils for murdered Lyra McKee will be held across the UK tomorrow as journalists are asked to share in a…
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More Newsquest editorial roles at risk in ‘cruel blow’ to staff in Brighton, London and Wales
Seven editorial jobs are being axed at three Newsquest newsrooms across Brighton, south London and Wales in a “cruel blow”…
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Vice UK staff launch second union recognition bid three years after failed attempt
Journalists at Vice UK have launched a bid for formal union recognition, three years after a previous attempt was rejected…
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Scottish junior football article wins writing award set up in honour of columnist Ian Bell
Winners of the 2019 Ian Bell new writing competition have been revealed. Bell was a Scottish political columnist who wrote…
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