The NUJ says it is fighting compulsory redundancies following a merger of journalist roles at the Manchester Evening News (MEN) and Huddersfield Daily Examiner, as part of Reach's "Live model" strategy of separating its print and digital operations.
On Friday, The Guardian revealed the results of a year-long investigation into America’s domestic sex trafficking industry and the growing role the criminal justice system plays in allowing human traffickers to prey on and exploit incarcerated women.
News UK’s The Times and The Sunday Times are to launch what they say will be the UK’s first free media literacy programme, available to all secondary schools, sixth forms and colleges.
ShortList yesterday announced a year-long landmark initiative – ManKind – designed to help men escape outdated stereotypes and lead happier lives.
Scottish Wedding Directory has released a cover shoot featuring two brides and two grooms for a split-run cover on its summer issue.
Future yesterday announced the appointments of two new editors for its music titles Guitar World and Guitar Player.
The Observer and Guardian reporter Carole Cadwalladr has won the Orwell journalism prize for her investigation into the collapsed political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
Guardian journalist Amelia Gentleman has won the Paul Foot award for investigative and campaigning for her reporting on the Windrush scandal.
James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.
Today, in recognition of World Refugee day and 25 years of the refugee crisis, The Guardian in collaboration with artist Banu Cennetoglu, Chisenhale Gallery and Liverpool Biennial is distributing The List from UNITED for Intercultural Action in its p
The NUJ has responded to the Scottish Information Commissioner's report which found that the Scottish government takes longer to respond to journalists' FOI requests than other requests.
The Telegraph yesterday announced that Sunday Express political editor Camilla Tominey is to become Associate Editor, Politics and Royals.
James Evelegh's editorial from this week's edition of InPubWeekly.
For this year’s World Cup season, The Guardian and The Observer will be offering football fans a number of interactive ways to engage with the tournament.
The Telegraph on Friday announced its editorial line-up, initiatives and plans for the World Cup, which begins this week in Russia.
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