January 21, 2019
Drugstore Culture editor Matthew D'Ancona resigns along with whole editorial team over 'proposed sackings' at magazine
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Buzzfeed and BBC win Bar Council prizes for stories exposing legal aid and evidence sharing issues in UK courts
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Drugstore Culture editor Matthew D'Ancona resigns along with whole editorial team over 'proposed sackings' at magazine 
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Diane Abbott claims BBC whipped up 'hostile atmosphere' against her ahead of Question Time appearance
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BBC Asian Network's head of news cleared by judge over role in radio report naming Rotherham rape victim
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A college in Portsmouth, which runs courses in journalism, has blocked access to a further... Read more
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Police are failing to protect press freedom by not acting over harassment of broadcasters
Protest is vital when journalists are jailed from Northern Ireland to Turkey
Johnston Press: Local newspapers are too important to let corporate cowboys trample over needs of communities
Facebook's £4.5m fund for new journalists a 'step in the right direction' but may be 'too little, too late'