NUJ says further cuts at Northern Echo are ‘potentially unsafe’ for reporters and demand to see risk assessment paperwork
The National Union of Journalists has claimed that further cuts at the Northern Echo, which could see the loss of…
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Newsquest boss rubbishes claims The Mail’s news team is leaving Barrow as ‘complete cobblers’ after NUJ asks it to ‘come clean’
Regional publisher Newsquest has said claims it is moving reporters on The Mail (formerly the North-West Evening Mail) 30 miles…
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Buzzfeed UK votes against union recognition saying direct relationship with management is ‘best way forward’
Buzzfeed UK has opted against union recognition for its London editorial team under the National Union of Journalists. The decision…
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Palestinian journalists ‘more determined to continue’ reporting despite spike in attacks on press, say syndicate leaders
“During the time I’ve worked as a journalist I have been arrested, I have been beaten, I have been injured…
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Irish Times completes buyout of rival daily the Irish Examiner with promise to retain title’s ‘core identity and independence’
The owner of the Irish Times has completed its buyout of a number of newspapers and radio stations, including rival…
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Ireland’s Taoiseach declares free press ‘essential’ after reportedly supporting Donald Trump’s criticism of the media at private lunch
The leader of the Irish Government has said he “profoundly regrets” if anyone in the country believes he does not…
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Manchester Evening News and Huddersfield Examiner latest to face redundancies as Reach continues separation of print and digital operations
The Manchester Evening News and Huddersfield Daily Examiner newsrooms are the latest to face redundancies amid parent company Reach’s continuing…
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Newsquest cull of four Carlisle-based photographers three months after buying CN Group is a ‘cut too far’, says NUJ
Photographers have been targeted for redundancy at CN Group three months after the family-run publisher was bought by rival Newsquest.…
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