Newsquest ban on union meetings at Carlisle News and Star office ends ‘decades of co-operation’ with NUJ in Cumbria, says chapel
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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Three editorial jobs and newspaper office in Wales to face axe in latest Newsquest cutbacks
Three editorial jobs could be lost and a newspaper office closed in Wales as regional publisher Newsquest looks to make…
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MPs and NUJ fear counter-terrorism bill could have ‘chilling effect’ on investigative journalism
MPs have expressed fears that the Government’s counter-terrorism proposals could have a “chilling effect” on investigative journalism and the freedom…
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NUJ says ‘we cannot allow journalism to be silenced’ after gathering outside Belfast court in solidarity with arrested reporters
“We cannot allow journalism to be silenced”, the National Union of Journalists said as its members gathered in Belfast in…
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Campaign groups call for release of Iranian journalist sentenced to ten years in prison over two tweets
Campaign groups have called for the release of an Iranian journalist jailed over two tweets, including one calling for supplies…
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Major Irish news publisher vows to continue as normal ‘so far as possible’ after High Court appoints inspectors to probe its affairs
One of Ireland’s largest media groups has said it remains focused on ensuring business continues as normal despite a judge…
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Press freedom groups express ‘worry’ over arrest of journalists in Northern Ireland in connection with alleged theft of secret police documents
Press freedom groups have expressed their “worry” over the arrest of two investigative journalists in Northern Ireland in connection with…
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FT chapel issues list of demands around pay and transparency with warning of ‘widespread anger’ among staff
Financial Times staff have set out a series of demands on the company today, including improved pay and full transparency…
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