COLUMN
Time to wake up and smell the coffee
Press freedom in the US is under sustained government attack, says James Evelegh.
Press freedom/development
News
NUJ responds to claim of further PSNI source protection breach
The NUJ has responded after an investigative journalist filed a high court claim against the Police Services of Northern Ireland for unlawfully obtaining communications in order to identify journalistic sources.
News
Society calls for reversal of Reform UK ban in Derbyshire
The Society of Editors last week called for Reform UK to reverse its decision to ‘ban’ engagement with a local reporter in Derbyshire.
COLUMN
We’ve found the line
After a year and a half of sustained attack from the White House, the press is at last fighting back.
News
Global media freedom organisations condemn White House media exclusions
Global media freedom organisations warn that a White House news outlets ban sends a 'very dangerous signal far beyond Washington'.
News
NMA criticises White House media ban
News Media Association Chief Executive Theo Bamber calls the White House’s ban on three news outlets “dangerous”.
News
Shortlist announced for Media Freedom Awards 2026
The shortlist has been announced for the Society of Editors’ Media Freedom Awards 2026.
News
NUJ calls raised in Westminster debate on UK media green paper
Last week NUJ parliamentary group chair Rebecca Long-Bailey put forward the union’s calls to protect public service broadcasting and independent journalism.
News
Government’s prominence plans risk press freedom, warns News Media Association
The NMA says the government should back the CMA to tackle the market power of large technology platforms rather than implementing a prominence regime.
News
Kazakhstan: Former independent editor sentenced to eight years in prison
Gulnara Bazhkenova has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Kazakhstan.
News
The NewsGuild-CWA files lawsuit
The USA lawsuit challenges visa restrictions, including those affecting journalists.
Industry Voice
Journalism is entering a defining decade
Technological upheaval, changing consumer behaviours and intense commercial pressures are threatening the future of journalism. Joanne Forbes, chief executive of the NCTJ, looks at the investment choices the industry faces.
News
NUJ supports bill to broaden scope of FOI laws
The NUJ last week backed legislative proposals to bring the King and the Royal Household under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act with the aim of promoting transparency and press freedom.
News
SoE calls for clear legal protections for journalists in bill
The Society of Editors calls for clear legal protections for journalists in UK state threats bill.
News
NUJ welcomes ICO agreement to protect journalists’ privacy
The Information Commissioner’s Office has agreed to withhold publishing the private addresses of freelance journalists upon request.
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