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Strike ballots at STV and Reach; BBC Charter Renewal; Online Safety Act; the campaign to save journalism education; 2025 Claudia Jones Memorial Lecture, and more.

Upcoming Delegate Meeting; updates from the TUC Women's Conference; Meta’s copyright infringements; why journalists must scrutinise Labour's welfare cuts; IFJ report on the killing of journalists worldwide.

What's at stake over the Guardian and Observer strike; Michelle Stanistreet's final foreword as she steps down as general secretary; concerns over big tech's land grab to train AI; more cuts at the BBC; Elon Musk and the media

Lisa Nandy, the new Culture Secretary; Michelle Stanistreet’s message, plus reactions to news that she will be stepping down, the revamped News Recovery Plan, new report on police/media relations.

Making the most of election time; update on AI; what lessons to learn from Kate’s photo; and why we need a UN safety convention for journalists.

End the slaughter of journalists in Gaza; RTÉ crisis continues; Reach’s reckoning & reporting democracy in 2024

Challenges and safety of journalists in the Israel-Gaza war; latest on the BBC local radio dispute; sale of the Telegraph and who owns the UK's media; and behind the cameras at GB News.

In this edition: NUJ to fight the AI media threat; The scandal at RTÉ; BBC Local on strike for the third time; Scheme helps Namibian journalists report on climate change.

Delegate Meeting special. All the debates and decisions from DM 2023. Members of Honour. Find out about the NUJ's new top team. Latest on the BBC local radio strikes.

BBC strikes over local radio. NUJ wins £2.5m for members. Will ChatGTP take our jobs? Anniversary of Cairncross Review.

Pay deal round up, journalist arrests, cuts to local radio and what the downturn for big tech will mean for news.

Why Reach journalists are balloting for action & the latest trends in the magazine sector.

Chris Mullin's court victory in protecting his sources, reporting the war in Ukraine and latest on the pay deals

Michelle Stanistreet gives an update on the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists, how journalists were covering COP26 and a profile of Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries.

Strike ballots at STV and Reach; BBC Charter Renewal; Online Safety Act; the campaign to save journalism education; 2025 Claudia Jones Memorial Lecture, and more.

Upcoming Delegate Meeting; updates from the TUC Women's Conference; Meta’s copyright infringements; why journalists must scrutinise Labour's welfare cuts; IFJ report on the killing of journalists worldwide.

What's at stake over the Guardian and Observer strike; Michelle Stanistreet's final foreword as she steps down as general secretary; concerns over big tech's land grab to train AI; more cuts at the BBC; Elon Musk and the media

Lisa Nandy, the new Culture Secretary; Michelle Stanistreet’s message, plus reactions to news that she will be stepping down, the revamped News Recovery Plan, new report on police/media relations.

Making the most of election time; update on AI; what lessons to learn from Kate’s photo; and why we need a UN safety convention for journalists.

End the slaughter of journalists in Gaza; RTÉ crisis continues; Reach’s reckoning & reporting democracy in 2024

Challenges and safety of journalists in the Israel-Gaza war; latest on the BBC local radio dispute; sale of the Telegraph and who owns the UK's media; and behind the cameras at GB News.

In this edition: NUJ to fight the AI media threat; The scandal at RTÉ; BBC Local on strike for the third time; Scheme helps Namibian journalists report on climate change.

Delegate Meeting special. All the debates and decisions from DM 2023. Members of Honour. Find out about the NUJ's new top team. Latest on the BBC local radio strikes.

BBC strikes over local radio. NUJ wins £2.5m for members. Will ChatGTP take our jobs? Anniversary of Cairncross Review.

Pay deal round up, journalist arrests, cuts to local radio and what the downturn for big tech will mean for news.

Why Reach journalists are balloting for action & the latest trends in the magazine sector.

Chris Mullin's court victory in protecting his sources, reporting the war in Ukraine and latest on the pay deals

Michelle Stanistreet gives an update on the National Committee for the Safety of Journalists, how journalists were covering COP26 and a profile of Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries.