The i Paper and The Press and Journal, and its sister title The Courier, have been voted this year’s Making a Difference award winners for their respective campaigns, Second Post Office IT Scandal and Trapped by RAAC. Coordinated by...

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 damaging plans to remove alcohol licensing notices from local newspapers. In a comment...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has given his backing to the News Media Association’s Journalism Matters campaign saying that journalism is “absolutely vital” while pledging to work with the local news sector to protect local journalism. In a comment supporting...

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, The Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner...

The Prime Minister must back trusted journalism in the UK by standing up to the tech platforms and creating the right conditions for trusted news and information to flourish, leaders representing the UK’s main investors in news have said...

Local newspapers across the country are to run the same front page cover calling on Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Business Secretary Peter Kyle to abandon proposals to shroud the sale of alcohol in local communities in secrecy. Hundreds...

The second annual Press 30 Under 30 Awards recognised 30 up-and-coming journalists at a ceremony held in London on Tuesday. The Press 30 Under 30 Awards celebrate young journalists across the UK who have shown originality, creativity and passion...

Following today’s announcement from the Competition and Markets Authority confirming its decision to designate Google and Apple’s mobile ecosystems as having Strategic Market Status, NMA chief executive Owen Meredith has said: “Whilst the CMA’s decision is welcome, the expert...

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. A coalition of media businesses, journalists, advocacy and human rights organisations...