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- Departing Northern Echo editor Peter Barron warns that future of local journalism cannot be built on 'clickbait'
- Daily Mail owner in talks to take over media side of Yahoo
- Leicester Mercury publishes picture of jailed paedophile despite police warning it could upset victim
- Greenock Telegraph editor and photographer win prizes at Newquest Excellence Awards
- 11 new jobs for journalists including: Telegraph, Bloomberg and FE Week
- Johnston Press completes £24m purchase of i
Latest news
Photography | 13 April 16 : 14.37
It's 5am and Britain's longest serving picture editor is racing through the empty London streets. He has already checked the late night picture editor's log for national and international stories. On the journey his chief photographer Jeremy Selwyn has already checked in from his car to go on the story of the day, or go straight to the office.
Nationals | 12 April 16 : 09.53
A political blogger is facing the possibility of a fine and possible imprisonment after naming the celebrity who has an injunction banning reporting of his involvement in an extra-marital sexual threesome.
Regionals | 12 April 16 : 15.00
Trinity Mirror is launching Glasgow Live, its latest in a string of standalone digital website launches, with a team of ten journalists.
Websites | 12 April 16 : 13.04
The Guardian has published research revealing that of the ten most abused writers in its online comments: eight are women and two are black men.
Regionals | 12 April 16 : 12.00
Hastings Independent Press (HIP), the community-led free newspaper, is seeking £15,000 investment through crowdfunding as looks to move into a more professional office space and build up its distribution service.
Nationals | 12 April 16 : 07.45
The Telegraph journalist behind the Archbishop of Canterbury’s “secret father” revelation has said he would not have pursued the story further without consent from the clergyman.
Criminal law | 12 April 16 : 08.27
A judge refused to allow the media to name two teenagers who battered a vulnerable woman to death in her own home after hearing how one of them has tried to kill herself a number of times during her trial.
Nationals | 11 April 16 : 12.56
A former Royal Navy captain whose "shameful" bullying of junior officers cost him his command has lost his High Court privacy claim against the Ministry of Defence.
Broadcast | 11 April 16 : 16.12
Journalists at the BBC are discussing strike action over cuts to their expenses which include a reduction in the evening meal allowance for those working long shifts.
Defamation and libel | 11 April 16 : 15.15
Multiple libel cases against British freelance journalist Andrew Drummond under Thailand’s Computer Crime Act have been stopped after...
Nationals | 11 April 16 : 09.01
A Scottish newspaper has named the celebrity who used an injunction to stop the Sun on Sunday from revealing his involvement in an extra-marital sexual threesome.
Nationals | 8 April 16 : 08.52
The impact of the Panama Papers data leak has continued to snowball around the world.
Privacy | 8 April 16 : 14.03
Various Conservative MPs have repeated an apparent cut-and-paste response to concerns raised by journalists about the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill.
Nationals | 8 April 16 : 12.17
The Guardian is increasing its weekday print cover price by 20p to £2 a day from Monday 18 April.
Nationals | 7 April 16 : 08.51
The rich and famous can now use their children as a way to keep negative stories out of the press after a "watershed" Court of Appeal ruling.
Regulation | 8 April 16 : 07.39
The Gravesend News Shopper has been censured by press regulator IPSO over a report of an inquest into a woman's suicide.
Even though...
Appointments | 7 April 16 : 12.43
The Evening Standard has dropped its weekly media column meaning that commentator Roy Greenslade is without a regular print platform for the first time in more than 20 years.
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News | 13 April 16 : 08.11
Labour has called for Culture Secretary John Whittingdale to withdraw from involvement in regulation of the press because he had a relationship with a woman who worked as a paid dominatrix.The Independent, Mail on Sunday, Sunday People and Sun are all believed to have looked at the story and decided not to run it.
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Nationals
Editor of London-based political blog risks fine and jail by breaching injunction and naming threesome celebrity
A political blogger is facing the possibility of a fine and possible imprisonment after naming the celebrity who has an injunction banning reporting of his involvement in an extra-marital sexual threesome.
Regionals
Evening Standard picture editor David Ofield to retire after nearly three decades of 5am starts
It's 5am and Britain's longest serving picture editor is racing through the empty London streets. He has already checked the late night picture editor's log for national and international stories. On the journey his chief photographer Jeremy Selwyn has already checked in from his car to go on the story of the day, or go straight to the office.
Broadcast
Journalists at BBC may hold strike ballot over expenses cuts which reduce evening meal allowance to £10
Journalists at the BBC are discussing strike action over cuts to their expenses which include a reduction in the evening meal allowance for those working long shifts.
Digital
Trinity Mirror launches third city news website Glasgow Live with ten-strong editorial team
Trinity Mirror is launching Glasgow Live, its latest in a string of standalone digital website launches, with a team of ten journalists.
B2B
Marketing Magazine closes and folds content into Campaign because 'silos are untenable'
Haymarket Media Group is folding its 85-year-old monthly specialist title Marketing magazine into sister advertising magazine Campaign saying that “silos are increasingly untenable” in trade journalism.
