November 12, 2019
Financial Times appoints first female editor as Lionel Barber steps down
One quality shines through all the shortlists: bravery.
British Journalism Awards chairman of the judges Dominic Ponsford on 2019’s finalists
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Telegraph to make website free for a day to mark 25 years online
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Guido Fawkes looking for new reporter after Sun poaches Steven Edginton
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Mirror coverage of 'angelic' mosque massacre suspect criticised in new Islamophobia report
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Judge praises role of local news reporter in covering cases, saying 'courts need the media'
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Sun and Mail Online both take down stories claiming Jeremy Corbyn was 'dancing a jig' on way to Cenotaph 
Labour candidate in High Court libel battle with Skwawkbox and union Unite 
Judge praises role of local news reporter in covering cases, saying 'courts need the media' 
Mirror coverage of 'angelic' mosque massacre suspect criticised in new Islamophobia report 
Guido Fawkes hires journalist who helped expose UK diplomatic cables about Trump
Labour candidate in High Court libel battle with Skwawkbox and union Unite
November 11, 2019
A Labour candidate has come under fire during a High Court libel fight with left-wing news website... Read more
Full Fact shares tips for effective fact-checking during election campaign
November 11, 2019
Corrections to stories are “significantly more effective” at countering misinformation when... Read more
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British Journalism Awards 2019 finalists revealed: 'Bravery is the quality that shines through'
November 5, 2019
After three weeks of deliberations involving 60 judges and 560 entries, Press Gazette is proud to... Read more
Reader offer: Discounted tickets to law conference on protecting the media
November 11, 2019
Press Gazette readers can claim a discount on tickets to this week's law conference on protecting... Read more
Facebook-funded community journalists begin training for senior exams with NCTJ
November 11, 2019
The first cohort of Facebook-funded community reporters has begun studying for a new senior... Read more
News diary 11-17 November: Trump impeachment inquiry goes public and I'm A Celeb returns
November 8, 2019
Foresight News provides a look-ahead to the key events that need to be in your news diary for next... Read more
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Sun launches trainee scheme open to aspiring journalists without qualifications
The Sun is launching a trainee scheme for aspiring journalists "from all walks of life" with five... Read more -
British Journalism Awards 2019 finalists revealed: 'Bravery is the quality that shines through'
After three weeks of deliberations involving 60 judges and 560 entries, Press Gazette is proud to... Read more -
BBC to use 'semi-automated journalism' for first time in covering 2019 general election
The BBC News website will use “semi-automated journalism” in its election coverage for the... Read more -
Government-backed £2m innovation fund for public interest news opens to bidders
A £2m pilot fund for innovations to support public interest news, set up following a... Read more
Comment/Analysis
Non-profit local news body could bring about 'sea change' in public interest journalism
Are special editions the future of print for magazine brands?
Media academics open up research spanning freelancing and covering the far-right
Nick Robinson's 'dictator' Boris claim is 'out of touch' with social media