December 6, 2019
Channel 4 News says sorry for 'people of colour' misquote on viral video of Boris Johnson speech
Any closing down of access for professional, bona fide journalists in this country is detrimental to democracy.
Channel 4 News editor Ben De Pear on politicians’ refusals to appear on TV debates or interviews
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BBC, ITV and Sky to team up on exit poll for fourth election running
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News diary 9-15 December: Britain goes to the polls and BBC names Sports Personality of the Year
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University vice-chancellor blasts 'meddling journalists' in speech to stricken council
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High Court hears libel battle between Carole Cadwalladr and Arron Banks 
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Channel 4 News says sorry for 'people of colour' misquote on viral video of Boris Johnson speech
UK competition watchdog to investigate Daily Mail group's acquisition of i paper
December 6, 2019
The UK’s competition watchdog has begun to investigate the Daily Mail and General Trust’s... Read more
Millions watch Andrew Neil call out Boris Johnson over one-on-one interview snub
December 6, 2019
Andrew Neil called out Boris Johnson on BBC One last night for failing to agree to an interview... 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
Growth at Mail Online and Daily Mail TV helps offset print decline at publisher DMG Media
December 5, 2019
Mail and Metro publisher DMG Media said "relatively favourable" advertising market conditions and... Read more
Sunday Times writer Bryan Appleyard makes Duopoly warning as he picks up CBE
December 5, 2019
Journalist and author Bryan Appleyard has urged the newspaper industry to do "what best we can to... Read more
Outgoing IPSO chairman Sir Alan Moses says group discrimination 'greatest issue' regulator has grappled with
December 5, 2019
The outgoing chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation has revealed that it is... Read more
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Political parties must stop imitating newspapers in election campaign materials
Political parties must stop imitating newspapers in their election campaign material to avoid... Read more -
Newsquest boss calls on Lib Dems to pull 'outrageous' pamphlet mimicking local paper
Newsquest’s editorial director has written to the Liberal Democrats calling on them to stop... Read more -
Legendary PA political editor and 'one-man dynamo' Chris Moncrieff dies aged 88
Chris Moncrieff, one of the most respected lobby journalists of his generation, has died aged... Read more -
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
Comment/Analysis
Political parties must stop imitating newspapers in election campaign materials
Breaking Fleet Street's 'code of omerta' to discuss the so-called 'crisis in journalism'
Non-profit local news body could bring about 'sea change' in public interest journalism
Are special editions the future of print for magazine brands?