Journalist questioned by police because car crash reports were so ‘in depth’
Officers said they were asked to investigate by the force press office.
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86-year-old investigative journalist says arrest and de-arrest at home was ‘terrifying’
Ex-People reporter Brian Radford believes he was reported to the police because of a story he was writing.
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Publishers pay out thousands to owner of Croydon bus-stop arrest video
The video's owner remains in dispute with The Voice.
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Mail crime editor tells police trusting journalists could have avoided Nicola Bulley ‘circus of conspiracy theories’
Rebecca Camber told senior police they should hold more non-reportable briefings.
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Police U-turn to say suspects ‘should be named’ on charge after Press Gazette story prompts backlash
The guidance that forces "should" name suspects on charge has been reinstated.
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Police could keep names secret after charge under new draft guidelines
The proposed guidance states that forces "can" name charged suspects. The current advice is they "should".
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Police Scotland illegally targeted sources after Sunday Mail revealed force’s failings
Investigatory Powers Tribunal upholds protection for journalistic sources.
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Arrests of journalists at Just Stop Oil protests potentially ‘unlawful’, review finds
An independent review has found the arrest of journalists covering protests earlier this month may have constituted “unlawful interference”.
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