Criticising the government isn’t journalistic bias – it goes with the job
Boris Johnson and his party have weaponised their own definition of impartiality, to the detriment of democracy.
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The work of local journalists in war reporting has gone unnoticed for too long
The death of a Ukrainian reporter working for Fox News highlights the under-recognition of “fixers” in helping major media outlets…
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If Trump runs again, are journalists ready? ITV’s Robert Moore believes they’re not
TV journalists must get out of the studio, warns the reporter who won awards for his Capitol riot coverage.
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We couldn’t save the Kyiv Post. But we can save its values
A journalist from the English-language paper recounts how the entire newsroom was fired – and why it matters.
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Can the New York Times succeed in London?
As it rapidly expands its British newsroom, the US newspaper now rivals smaller UK national titles.
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Glenn Greenwald: the greatest journalist of all time?
Why the Brazil-based investigative reporter divides the US left and has become a friend to the right.
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GB News: technical failures and cringeworthy content
Even Andrew Neil seemed close to embarrassment at the launch of his own channel, the TV equivalent of the Titanic.
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Jason Cowley named Editor of the Year in the special interest and current affairs category
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Brown declares “it is people that decide elections” as the paper abandons Labour
ByNew Statesman writer arrested in Iran
Journalist and broadcaster Maziar Bahari detained following the regime’s crackdown in Tehran.
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