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Photographers warned Ariana Grande concert contract breaches 'press freedom'
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Photographers warned Ariana Grande concert contract breaches 'press freedom' 
Channel 4 news boss Dorothy Byrne's MacTaggart Lecture in full 
Naomi Campbell hits out at Mail on Sunday over 'character assassination' article 
Sun speculation on woman's relationship with jailed footballer Adam Johnson breached code, IPSO rules 
Reporter says Bureau of Investigative Journalism asked her to sign NDA
Empire journalist on Star Wars assignment harassed by US border agent in 'fake news' rant
August 23, 2019
A film journalist on assignment to report on the latest Star Wars movie has said he was accused of... Read more
Transgender ex-Times journalist loses discrimination claim against paper
August 23, 2019
A transgender former Times journalist has lost an employment dispute with the newspaper in which... Read more
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British Journalism Awards 2019 now open for entries: New categories for crime and interviews
August 1, 2019
Press Gazette’s British Journalism Awards are now open for 2019, with new categories added to... Read more
Peterborough Telegraph reporter wins right to name school employee jailed for pupil assault
August 22, 2019
A regional journalist has prevented a court order which would have stopped him naming a special... Read more
Unions urge Government to 'open discussion' with media about future of arts journalism
August 22, 2019
A group of media unions has warned it has become "very difficult" for critics to find paid work in... Read more
Channel 4 news boss Dorothy Byrne's MacTaggart Lecture in full
August 22, 2019
Thank you very much indeed for the great honour of being the first old lady to be invited to... Read more
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No 'clear and compelling' case for police to seize journalists' notes from ISIS bride interviews, court hears
The Metropolitan Police has presented no "clear and compelling" grounds for seizing journalists'... Read more -
The Athletic launches in the UK with focus on 'local' coverage of Premier League football teams
Rumours have swirled around The Athletic’s UK launch since football writers up and down the... Read more -
Half of UK adults now using social media for news, Ofcom survey finds
Half of all UK adults now use social media to get the latest news, according to a new survey by... Read more -
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
Comment/Analysis
EU legislation offers chance for publishers 'to extract a fairer settlement' from platforms
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