COLUMN
Fight! Fight! Fight!
The BBC needs to fight back against attacks from President Trump.
Press freedom/development
News
SoE welcomes draft guidance
The Society of Editors welcomes draft police and media guidance as positive step.
News
NUJ submits evidence on the safety and surveillance of journalists in Northern Ireland
The National Union of Journalists last week responded to the Northern Ireland Select Committee’s call for evidence on policing and security in Northern Ireland.
News
News providers worldwide extend invitation to join FACTS IN : FACTS OUT
The world’s news industry invites you to join FACTS IN : FACTS OUT, a campaign to preserve news integrity in the age of AI.
News
PM urged to prove journalism matters to government
Keir Starmer has been urged to make good on his promise yesterday to support and work with the local news media sector by rowing back on plans to remove alcohol licensing notices from local newspapers.
News
Political figures support Journalism Matters campaign
Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy show their support for the Journalism Matters campaign.
News
Viner: Government must employ ‘healthy, human scepticism’ about promise of AI-driven growth
Katharine Viner says the government must employ some “healthy, human scepticism” about the promise of AI-driven growth at the expense of the creative industries and instead place confidence in the ongoing role of journalism in the democratic process.
News
2025 Journalism Matters campaign launches
Journalism Matters: Main UK news organisations call on Starmer to back trusted journalism.
News
USA: NUJ calls for release of journalist detained by ICE
The NUJ last week joined the International Federation of Journalists in calling for the immediate release of UK journalist and political commentator Sami Hamdi.
Industry Voice
Protecting the future of journalism: a free press in the digital age
In the first of our new ‘Industry Voice’ series, Owen Meredith, CEO of the News Media Association, outlines the challenges facing news media and his organisation’s position on tackling unfair competition, protecting IP and promoting press freedom.
FEATURE
The journalistic killing fields of Gaza – statistics to cry over
The reported civilian death toll in Gaza has hit 66,000, with starvation now adding to the fatalities caused by direct military action. Within that total is an unprecedently large number of journalists, writes Paul Connew.
News
Coalition calls on Shabana Mahmood to abandon plans
Plans for a new law granting police firearms officers facing criminal proceedings a presumption of anonymity have been slammed as an affront to the principles of open justice.
News
SoE welcomes pledge by government
The Society of Editors welcomes a pledge by the government to ensure the prominence of public service media content.
COLUMN
Free speech – where to draw the line
Reaction to the murder of Charlie Kirk last week has highlighted tensions over free speech in the USA.
COLUMN
Slippery slope
Reform UK’s decision to cut off relations with Nottinghamshire Live has drawn deserved condemnation.
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