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 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
October 31, 2016 The strange thing about journalists: 'If I hear of an earthquake, I feel sad. But you get excited'
October 25, 2016 I wish they could be like David Watts: A lament for today's lazy, badly trained and poorly paid journalists
October 4, 2016 Sky News presenter Colin Brazier on why the refugee crisis has been biggest test for journalists in a generation
September 20, 2016 Guest comment: After 97 years in print, Brentwood Gazette is being sacrificed at the altar of digital publishing
September 16, 2016 'Never believe anything until it is officially denied' - David Randall picks his favourite quotes about journalism
July 1, 2016 Top media law QC says Sun could face action under Data Protection Act over front-page pic of six-year-old Kai Rooney
June 28, 2016 Why balance in science journalism can distort research, create bogus controversy and even contribute to deaths
June 22, 2016 Ay-oop! Berwick-based former Mirror editor David Banks reviews new 'national' daily for the North 24
May 31, 2016 Why News Media Association is 'deeply concerned' about threat to close off Land Registry data
May 4, 2016 Former investigations editor on why there is life after being 'banged out' of journalism (and not just in PR)
April 29, 2016 Former Times night editor Liz Gerard on paper's 'monumental error' over Hillsborough inquest coverage