Antonia Cundy on freelancing in Ukraine: ‘If you can add something, the risk is worth it’
Antonia Cundy deliberately took steps to avoid being a "cowboy journalist" in Ukraine.
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‘I love Britain’: New York Times’ outgoing Europe editor on anti-UK bias claims, Ukraine and London newsroom growth
Jim Yardley reflects on his time as Europe editor of The New York Times since 2016.
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The news industry in 2022: 12 charts which tell story of the year
Press Gazette's pick of the charts that sum up the year in the news industry.
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‘When I had to stop – you guys carried on’: Ukraine correspondents honoured at British Journalism Awards
More than 100 UK journalists who reported on Ukraine war honoured.
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John Sweeney on going back to the front line at 64: ‘Getting your feet dirty means you see stuff’
John Sweeney on why staying in Kyiv was the best decision he ever made.
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With 16m listens, Telegraph’s daily podcast shows UK audience still wants to hear about Ukraine
The Telegraph's Ukraine: The Latest is the UK's only remaining daily audio offering about the war.
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Why Bellingcat hopes focus on accountability can help mitigate horrors of war in Ukraine
In the run-up to the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian government and its allies twisted and fabricated events to justify…
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Channel 4 News’ Alex Thomson on how new war reporting challenges combined with timeless dilemmas in Ukraine
Alex Thomson, chief correspondent at Channel 4 News, is a stalwart of British TV news war reporting with more than…
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