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We need to talk about a problem named Donald…
With the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at the weekend, Donald Trump’s upending of established norms stepped up a gear. Paul Connew looks at press reaction.
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The Scottish Sun appoints acting editor
The Scottish Sun has announced the appointment of Kris Gilmartin as acting editor.
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Take a Break Puzzles launches ‘The Essential Digital Detox Puzzle Book’
Take a Break Puzzles has announced the launches of ‘The Essential Digital Detox Puzzle Book’ to combat digital overwhelm and boost mental wellbeing.
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Country Walking magazine kicks off its Walk1000Miles challenge
The February issue of Country Walking magazine launches its annual walk1000miles 2026 with a special supplement and progress tracker.
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PA Media appoints new courts editor
Tristan Kirk joins PA Media as courts editor.
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Newsquest announces £4 million support for Centrepoint
Newsquest, a UK local media group, has announced a £4 million partnership with Centrepoint, a UK youth homelessness charity.
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Mark Allen Group acquires DVV Media International’s Road portfolio
DVV Media International sells its Road portfolio to Mark Allen Group for an undisclosed sum.
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New York Times celebrates 175th anniversary
The New York Times is celebrating its 175th anniversary at the Times Square New Year’s Eve ball drop.
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Equity announces indicative ballot results on AI protections for performers
Film & TV performers say they would be prepared to take industrial action over AI in 99% vote.
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Bloomberg releases survey results
Bloomberg survey shows cautious optimism and commercial pressure shape Financial Services industry’s AI adoption landscape in Europe.
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Jisc and Taylor & Francis sign new UK open research agreement
The deal offers researchers expanded OA publishing options and licensing for AI use.
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SoE welcomes new CPS media protocol
The Society of Editors has welcomed the publication of a newly refreshed Media Protocol, marking an important step forward in driving greater openness in the reporting of criminal proceedings.
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IFJ says women account for only 26% of news subjects, according to global report
Women represent more than half of the world's population but only make a quarter of news' subjects, says the Global Media Monitoring Project 2025.
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111 journalists killed this year, according to the IFJ
One hundred and eleven journalists, including seven women, have been killed in 2025, according to the IFJ’s annual report on journalists and media professionals killed in 2025.
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British Journalism Awards winners 2025
Press Gazette last week announced the winners of the British Journalism Awards 2025 at a gala dinner held in London.
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