Proposed new internet regulator will not step on toes of press watchdogs, says Culture Secretary
Digital and Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright has said a new online regulator, proposed by the Government in a White Paper…
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Schools Week ‘barred’ from teacher’s union conference after stories on ‘internal strife’
Schools Week has been “barred” from a teacher’s union conference next week following stories on the organisation’s “internal strife”, a…
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Amal Clooney to help repeal ‘draconian’ anti-press laws as UK special envoy on media freedom
Amal Clooney has been made a special envoy on media freedom by the UK Foreign Office and will head up…
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Arrested Belfast pair warn journalists to ‘protect your sources at all costs’
One of the two journalists arrested in Northern Ireland over a film naming alleged suspects in the Loughinisland Massacre has…
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Khashoggi murder ‘flashed through mind’ of Morning Star international editor during Turkey detention
The Morning Star’s international editor was detained and stopped from entering Turkey after being classed a “national security threat” last…
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UN investigator calls on Saudi regime to hold Khashoggi murder trials in public
A United Nations human rights expert leading an investigation into the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has pushed for the…
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Media groups back call for UN convention on safety of journalists after rise in killings
International media groups have supported calls for the United Nations to adopt a convention on the safety of journalists following…
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EU Parliament backs resolution criticising Iran’s ‘harassment’ of BBC Persian journalists
The European Parliament has, for the first time, backed a resolution criticising Iran’s treatment of BBC Persian service journalists and…
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