Politics Home editor Alan White on standing out in a ‘crowded’ field and how Twitter ruins politics reporting
The question of how to stand out in the “crowded” world of politics reporting is possibly the number one concern…
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The local angle: What regional journalists say about covering Truss and Sunak
What can journalists expect their relationship with the prime minister to be like under a Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak…
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Daily Mirror appoints Mail’s John Stevens to replace Pippa Crerar as political editor
The Daily Mirror has appointed John Stevens as its new political editor, succeeding Pippa Crerar. Stevens has been deputy political…
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Dominic Cummings: I ‘drove the media mad’ with decision to stop briefing ‘almost all’ except BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg
Dominic Cummings has claimed it “drove the media mad” and that he “essentially stopped talking to almost all journalists almost…
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Politicians and the press: Ten years after Leveson we investigate whether they are still too close
Ten years since the Leveson Inquiry uncovered some rather cosy texts between David Cameron and the chief executive of arguably…
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Televised press conference to permanently replace afternoon Downing Street press briefing
The Government should not be allowed to choose who asks questions at its planned new daily televised press briefing or…
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Lobby access row and the case for televising daily Number Ten briefings
Yesterday’s rare outbreak of solidarity among Lobby journalists was as laudable as Number 10’s PR strategy appears to be petulant.…
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Cabinet Office urged to investigate Number 10’s selective briefing of political journalists after Lobby walkout
Labour leadership hopeful Sir Keir Starmer has called on the Cabinet Office to investigate Number 10’s decision to brief political…
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