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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Former BBC reporter Robin Aitken on why western media has failed in its reporting of Russia
Former BBC Today reporter Robin Aitken explains why he thinks Western media should have done a better job reporting on…
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Russia declares war on UK journalists: 41 leading editors and reporters sanctioned
Russia has sanctioned 41 UK journalists – including editors at the BBC, Times, Daily Mail and Guardian – banning them…
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Sky security head Mark Grant on how to keep reporters alive in Ukraine
They are usually in the shadows – the security advisers who have a crucial role keeping frontline war reporters safe…
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‘Our gear and our training saved me 100%’: Sky News’ Stuart Ramsay on Ukraine attack and mental health
Sky News chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay has revealed he was left “in tears” on his birthday after returning home from…
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RT breached impartiality rules 29 times in four days after Ukraine invasion, Ofcom says
RT breached the UK’s broadcasting code 29 times in four days after Russia invaded Ukraine, regulator Ofcom has said. Ofcom…
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Russian censorship: How ‘fake news’ law led to collapse of independent journalism
Russian censorship over the Ukraine war has led to the collapse of independent journalism in the country, isolating Russian audiences…
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