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The Lancet may halt publication as workers strike again over pay
News

The Lancet may halt publication as workers strike again over pay

The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals, could be forced to cancel publication for the first time in 200 years as workers strike again over pay.

20/10/2026

Vicky Pattison joins Women’s Health UK’s Just As Well podcast as new co-host
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Vicky Pattison joins Women’s Health UK’s Just As Well podcast as new co-host

The broadcaster will co-host the wellness podcast alongside Women’s Health UK Editor-in-Chief Claire Sanderson, with her first episode dropping this week.

19/10/2026

The Mirror launches new YouTube show Sense Check hosted by Nicola Thorp
News

The Mirror launches new YouTube show Sense Check hosted by Nicola Thorp

In weekly episodes, Thorp and the Mirror team dive into the stories dominating the nation’s group chats - from breaking political news to hard-hitting social commentary.

19/10/2026

Financial Times makes senior editorial appointments
News

Financial Times makes senior editorial appointments

Financial Times strengthens its US news and political coverage with senior appointments.

15/10/2026

Some takeaways from our September / October issue
COLUMN

Some takeaways from our September / October issue

James Evelegh picks out some takeaways from the September / October 2026 issue of InPublishing magazine.

By James Evelegh  |  15/10/2026

Goalhanger launches Goalhanger X
News

Goalhanger launches Goalhanger X

Marina Hyde’s Always On becomes the first creator-led media venture from Goalhanger X.

13/10/2026

PA rebrands
News

PA rebrands

PA Media has reinstated the Press Association name and launched a new visual identity.

13/10/2026

Made to last
INTERVIEW

Made to last

At its peak, Prima sold more than a million copies an issue. As it turns 40, Editor-in-Chief Jo Checkley tells Laura Silverman why listening to readers has been the key to its success.

By Laura Silverman  |  13/10/2026

Not just rocket science
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE

Not just rocket science

With big issues like AI and robotics, climate change and space exploration, it’s difficult to keep science off the front pages. But what does all this mean for the science journalists and writers who are forever adding context and explanation?

By Alan Geere  |  13/10/2026

Why now is the time to create a newsroom for video
Digital Horizons

Why now is the time to create a newsroom for video

Over the next 18 months, Terry Hornsby, Reach’s chief product and technology officer, says he’ll be focused on vertical video, editorial cockpits, and the slow, deliberate work of adapting a newsroom to a world that no longer waits for wifi.

By Terry Hornsby  |  13/10/2026

Weather warning
INTERVIEW

Weather warning

The task of explaining this summer’s record-breaking temperatures to an increasingly concerned public falls to environment correspondents. One who has been doing it longer than anyone else is Geoffrey Lean. Ray Snoddy meets him.

By Ray Snoddy  |  13/10/2026

Media jobs: RIP?
Dickon Ross’s publishing world

Media jobs: RIP?

Recent dire warnings about AI’s threat to humanity have got Dickon Ross thinking…

By Dickon Ross  |  13/10/2026

Time to wake up and smell the coffee
COLUMN

Time to wake up and smell the coffee

Press freedom in the US is under sustained government attack, says James Evelegh.

By James Evelegh  |  13/10/2026

AI in practice: Hearst UK
AI SPECIAL

AI in practice: Hearst UK

Toby Wiseman, MD, content, tells us how Hearst UK is using AI now and where he sees the best opportunities for future development.

By Toby Wiseman  |  13/10/2026

AI in practice: Immediate Media
AI SPECIAL

AI in practice: Immediate Media

Roxanne Fisher, director of digital and generative AI content strategy, tells us how Immediate Media is using AI now and where she sees the best opportunities for future development.

By Roxanne Fisher  |  13/10/2026

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