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MPs have urged the UK government to guarantee that the BBC is sustainably funded, politically independent and universally accessible, following the launch of its Charter Renewal green paper.

MPs have called for urgent investment, reform, and regulation to revive local journalism in the face of enormous financial pressures and the threat of big tech.

The group chapel has expressed no faith or confidence in the company's strategy, and voiced its concern over the use of artificial intelligence, seeking clear commitments and greater transparency from the company.

The co-chair of the NUJ’s Parliamentary Group updated delegates on the group’s wide-ranging activities.

Ask your MP to sign Early Day Motion 408 urging the release of the Flipino journalist. 

Ask your MP to sign Early Day Motions tabled by members of the NUJ Parliamentary Group urging action from the UK government and International Criminal Court, over Israel's targeting of journalists.

The union says more needs to be done to end the death toll for journalists, calls for the bombardments to cease and international effort to secure a just, sustainable peace and a future of respectful coexistence – one that delivers security, dignity and a future for all.

NUJ parliamentary briefing garners support from MPs concerned about the publisher’s latest round of job cuts and its impact on journalism. 

NUJ Parliamentary Group writes to Immigration Minister calling for a halt to the deportation of Zorab to Iraq.

Complaints from titles excluded from a trip to Rwanda with the Home Secretary were followed up with the minister.

The union also called on the BBC to reverse its decision to close BBC Persian Radio.

NUJ parliamentary group writes to Liz Truss urging government "makes every effort" to raise the disappearance with Brazilian authorities.

Seamus Dooley, assistant general secretary led tributes on behalf of the union to the former MP for Great Grimsby.

Slashing staff will mean less local coverage as the corporation also plans to scale down broadcast of party conferences.  

Press representatives from Palestine, India, Turkey, Namibia and America join Jeremy Dear, deputy general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists.

Ofcom will be requiring the BBC to prove its proposed cuts in news and current affairs will allow it to carry out its legal remit as a public service broadcaster.

Michelle Stanistreet and members of the NUJ will be representing the union at the funeral of Lyra McKee at St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast, today.

MPs have urged the UK government to guarantee that the BBC is sustainably funded, politically independent and universally accessible, following the launch of its Charter Renewal green paper.

MPs have called for urgent investment, reform, and regulation to revive local journalism in the face of enormous financial pressures and the threat of big tech.

The group chapel has expressed no faith or confidence in the company's strategy, and voiced its concern over the use of artificial intelligence, seeking clear commitments and greater transparency from the company.

The co-chair of the NUJ’s Parliamentary Group updated delegates on the group’s wide-ranging activities.

Ask your MP to sign Early Day Motion 408 urging the release of the Flipino journalist. 

Ask your MP to sign Early Day Motions tabled by members of the NUJ Parliamentary Group urging action from the UK government and International Criminal Court, over Israel's targeting of journalists.

The union says more needs to be done to end the death toll for journalists, calls for the bombardments to cease and international effort to secure a just, sustainable peace and a future of respectful coexistence – one that delivers security, dignity and a future for all.

NUJ parliamentary briefing garners support from MPs concerned about the publisher’s latest round of job cuts and its impact on journalism. 

NUJ Parliamentary Group writes to Immigration Minister calling for a halt to the deportation of Zorab to Iraq.

Complaints from titles excluded from a trip to Rwanda with the Home Secretary were followed up with the minister.

The union also called on the BBC to reverse its decision to close BBC Persian Radio.

NUJ parliamentary group writes to Liz Truss urging government "makes every effort" to raise the disappearance with Brazilian authorities.

Seamus Dooley, assistant general secretary led tributes on behalf of the union to the former MP for Great Grimsby.

Slashing staff will mean less local coverage as the corporation also plans to scale down broadcast of party conferences.  

Press representatives from Palestine, India, Turkey, Namibia and America join Jeremy Dear, deputy general secretary of the International Federation of Journalists.

Ofcom will be requiring the BBC to prove its proposed cuts in news and current affairs will allow it to carry out its legal remit as a public service broadcaster.

Michelle Stanistreet and members of the NUJ will be representing the union at the funeral of Lyra McKee at St Anne's Cathedral, Belfast, today.