The 2020 British Journalism Awards will be a special event, hopefully closing the chapter on a tough period – but also celebrating the best of the amazing journalism which has come out of it
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British Journalism Awards 2020 now open for entries ahead of virtual event
August 1, 2020
The British Journalism Awards 2020 are now open for entries, with this year's event to be held... Read more
Reach boosts redundancy terms for ex-Local World staff amid cutbacks
August 6, 2020
Reach has agreed to enhance redundancy terms for employees on its former Local World titles as it... Read more
Closures and redundancies at regional papers continue amid Covid-19 cutbacks
August 6, 2020
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Judge rejects journalist's application for family court evidence
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British Journalism Awards 2020 now open for entries ahead of virtual event
The British Journalism Awards 2020 are now open for entries, with this year's event to be held... Read more -
BBC staff numbers fell by just 2% in ten years despite millions spent trying to reduce headcount
The total number of staff employed by the BBC has fallen by just 2% – fewer than 500 people –... Read more -
Guardian Saturday section staff say proposal to close mags 'arrogant, anachronistic and wrong'
Editors and writers of the Guardian’s Saturday supplements have accused the publisher of carrying... Read more -
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