Maltese journalist says ‘a lot more can be done’ by UK and EU countries over killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia
A Maltese journalist has said “a lot more can be done” by the UK and other EU countries in response…
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UK climbs press freedom rankings but global picture shows anger at media has ‘degenerated into violence’
The UK has risen in the world press freedom rankings, but is still one of the “worst-performing countries in Western…
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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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