Press freedom groups rally against new legislation that risks exposing journalists’ sources
Critics have rallied against new legislation which they say will “compromise press freedom” by making it easier for journalists’ emails…
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Fears for Newsquest titles in UK as group’s US owner faces takeover bid from ‘corporate raiders’
Newsquest’s US parent company Gannett has received a takeover bid from a rival US publisher, one the National Union of…
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Newsquest Cumbria journalists walk out over job cuts and ‘poor pay’ but publisher says staff ‘more secure’ than before takeover
Newsquest journalists in Cumbria walked out today in protest at “poor pay” and redundancies, some of which are taking place…
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Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life journalists to vote on industrial action over ‘derisory’ pay offer
Journalists at the Belfast Telegraph and Sunday Life newspapers in Ireland are preparing to vote on industrial action after receiving…
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Newsquest journalists will strike over ‘poor pay’ on Cumbrian newspapers
Journalists working across four Newsquest-owned newspapers in Cumbria have agreed to strike action over “poor pay” in the run-up to…
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Northern Irish journalists left on police bail for months say they feel like ‘pawns in state attack on press freedom’
Two investigative journalists in Northern Ireland have said they feel like “pawns in a state attack on press freedom” as…
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Death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi to be marked by week of vigils as Saudi top prosecutor meets Turkish officials
The death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi will be marked by vigils tonight and this week as Turkish investigators looking into…
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Carlisle City Council’s leader has agreed to allow members of the National Union of Journalists to meet at a civic…
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