November 24, 2016

Exposure of Sun and Mirror sources raises moral questions which News Corp and Trinity Mirror need to address

November 18, 2016

Impress a state-backed regulator because it is cue for law which punishes publishers who won't 'bend the knee'

November 18, 2016

Impress director: We are no more a state regulator than a company which passes its audit is a state company

November 14, 2016

Journalists urged to resist proposed laws which threaten sources and photographers

November 11, 2016

Seeking an advertising boycott of newspapers you disagree with is an illiberal way to promote liberal values

November 8, 2016

Journalists should be cautious over picking 'low hanging fruit' science conflict of interest stories

November 7, 2016

Max Mosley says he could fund Royal Charter-backed press regulator Impress until at least 2026

November 4, 2016

The British Journalism Awards

October 31, 2016

The strange thing about journalists: 'If I hear of an earthquake, I feel sad. But you get excited'

October 28, 2016

Impress vs IPSO: A chasm, not a cigarette paper

October 27, 2016

Anthony France's Operation Elveden acquittal ends a shameful episode in the history of UK criminal justice system

October 26, 2016

Royal Charter-backed press regulation differs little from IPSO - but the state should not force publishers into it

October 25, 2016

I wish they could be like David Watts: A lament for today's lazy, badly trained and poorly paid journalists

October 10, 2016

Why does media obsession with beauty infect news values?

October 7, 2016

Mazher Mahmood, the baby for sale and his use of stings to target cocaine-dealing celebs

October 5, 2016

In the race to demonise Mazher Mahmood, don't forget his 'victims' were often rich people, driven by greed to do bad things

October 4, 2016

Sky News presenter Colin Brazier on why the refugee crisis has been biggest test for journalists in a generation

October 3, 2016

How Brexit will impact media law part three: The Data Protection Act

September 22, 2016

From gollies to Gazza: Journalists could be next when causing offence appears to be illegal

September 20, 2016

Guest comment: After 97 years in print, Brentwood Gazette is being sacrificed at the altar of digital publishing