June 17, 2019
JPI Media set to close ten local newspapers across UK
If this footage wasn’t taken, these stories all die and that’s it.
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More than a million viewers tune in to Channel 4 Tory leadership debate
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News diary 17-23 June: BBC bosses face Lords committee and Trump launches re-election campaign
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JPI Media set to close ten local newspapers across UK
Global union IFJ appoints journalist at Moroccan socialist newspaper as president
June 14, 2019
A journalist at a socialist newspaper in Morocco has been named the new president of global union... Read more
Wikileaks' founder Julian Assange to face full US extradition hearing in 2020
June 14, 2019
Julian Assange has been ordered to face a full extradition hearing next year, as his legal team... 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
Editor of BFI-owned film mag Sight and Sound steps down after 21 years
June 14, 2019
The editor of film magazine Sight and Sound is stepping down after 21 years.
Nick James started... Read more
On the Record: Wales Online editor Paul Rowland - 'The regional media deserves better than relentless pessimism'
June 14, 2019
Wales Online editor Paul Rowland tells Press Gazette about the time Tommy Robinson turned up at his... Read more
Mail publisher pays damages to charity over Gaza 'hate festival' reports
June 14, 2019
The publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail Online has paid out £120,000 in damages after claiming a... 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
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
Anger at tabloid coverage of the Christchurch mosque massacre is misplaced