July 19, 2019
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We’re in the midst of the biggest assault on truth – and therefore democracy – since the 1930s
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News diary 22-28 July: New UK Prime Minister enters Downing Street and Mueller testifies before House committees
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Former Labour adviser Ayesha Hazarika joins Evening Standard as Londoner diary editor
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Journalists need job security guarantee if JPI Media sale to Reach goes ahead, NUJ says
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On the Record: Sunday Times Middle East Correspondent Louise Callaghan - Freelancing abroad is 'growing harder, more expensive and more dangerous'
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BBC This Week presenter Andrew Neil marks 'end of an error' in final episode after 16 years 
US start-up Newsguard rolls out trust rankings for major UK newsbrands 
National newsbrand ABCs: Tabloids worst hit as circulations fall year-on-year 
Carole Cadwalladr will defend 'true' claims about Brexiteer Arron Banks in libel battle 
Brides magazine prints its last after US buyout with some staff redundancies falling
BBC This Week presenter Andrew Neil marks 'end of an error' in final episode after 16 years
July 19, 2019
BBC presenter Andrew Neil took a jab at the broadcaster's scheduling as late-night politics show... Read more
Sun's Tory leader debate hits record audiences online and quadruples Talkradio listeners
July 19, 2019
A record 300,000 viewers watched a livestream of The Sun's Conservative leadership debate with... Read more
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British Journalism Awards 2019: Full list of categories and criteria for entry
April 16, 2019
Press Gazette is proud to launch the British Journalism Awards for 2019.
This is the only major... Read more
Brides magazine prints its last after US buyout with some staff redundancies falling
July 18, 2019
Brides, the UK's biggest-selling wedding magazine, will print its last edition next month with a... Read more
National newsbrand ABCs: Tabloids worst hit as circulations fall year-on-year
July 18, 2019
Tabloid newspapers have been hit by double-digit drops in circulation, new ABC figures for June... Read more
Sky News appoints first dedicated climate change correspondent
July 18, 2019
Sky News has appointed its first dedicated climate change correspondent to “continue to set the... Read more
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Lachaux versus Independent: Supreme Court rules serious harm must be shown in defamation claims
The Supreme Court has ruled that under the Defamation Act 2013 claimants must show that actual,... Read more -
Rory Cellan-Jones to keep working at BBC 'as long as I’m still enjoying it' amid health issues
BBC technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones has said he intends to keep working at the... Read more -
MPs' expenses: Telegraph scoop still 'stands as a testament to power of investigative journalism' decade on
Today marks ten years since the Telegraph published the MPs' expenses scandal story, which led to... Read more -
Guardian performs remarkable comeback, but at cost of 450 jobs
The successful turnaround of the Guardian and Observer titles’ finances is a remarkable feat in... Read more
Comment/Analysis
Media anonymity for sex offence suspects would likely result in more child abuse
Supreme Court judgment on defamation act is an 'excellent development' for free speech
Chance for Europe to protect whistleblowers and fight corruption after Football Leaks source charged
World Press Freedom Day: UK plays 'important role' in setting global standards for press freedom