Guardian strike: Staff agree 48-hour walkout over Observer sale to Tortoise
Journalists have opted for a 48-hour stoppage next month, with a second possibly to follow.
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Tracking abuse of journalists makes us all safer
Tim Dawson reflects on incident from his early career – and learns such experiences should not be accepted as normal.
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NUJ voices Local Democracy Reporter concern over pay and working outside their brief
In response to a Press Gazette enquiry the BBC said it will shortly be announcing a new LDR funding model.
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Guardian Media Group journalists back strike in indicative vote on Tortoise Observer bid
The NUJ said “journalists are resolute in their opposition to the Observer sale”.
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Tortoise is ‘ideal owner’ for Observer says former editor Roger Alton
The Scott Trust clearly wants to “wash its hands” of the Observer, writes Roger Alton.
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Nottingham Post vindicated over characterisation of police ‘non-disclosable’ briefing
Police held a background briefing about the killer of Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley and Ian Coates.
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BBC News to close Hardtalk, Click and Asian Network news service in latest round of 185 job cuts
The Asian Network will lose its bespoke news service amid a 4% BBC News budget cut.
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Leading cultural figures attack Observer sale as staff pave way for strike action
More than 70 leading UK cultural figures decry Observer sale as “a betrayal” of liberal journalism.
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