Victory for Liberty in ‘Snoopers’ Charter’ fight to protect journalists’ sources
Spy agencies will now need to secure independent review before searching for journalistic material.
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Business Insider faces internal backlash over lockout for axed staff
News and life will no longer be separate teams as title focuses coverage around business and tech.
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PA Media forced to negotiate with NUJ by arbitration body
The news agency said it will "respect this process" but views union representation as "unnecessary".
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BBC journalists vote to end months-long dispute over local cuts
BBC local journalists have taken part in three days of strike action this year.
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Five-day strike by National World journalists postponed
The strike mandate remains valid until the end of February.
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Reach puts 13 staff at risk of redundancy, including Express royal correspondent
Royal correspondent Richard Palmer is chair of the NUJ chapel at the Express.
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Pictured: National World journalists picket in company’s first-ever national strike
The NUJ said more than 330 journalists walked out on Monday.
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Government-led task force launched to protect journalism from SLAPPs
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer writes for Press Gazette about a new task force to tackle the rise of SLAPPs.
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