IFJ Report Shows 49 Journalists Killed in 2019
The International Federation of Journalists has released its annual report on the killings of journalists, revealing the deaths of 49 Journalists worldwide in 2019.
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Journalists Walk Out as Number 10 Bans Critical Reporters
Journalists have snubbed a Number 10 Downing Street briefing this afternoon, after several publications were banned from attending.
Postmedia Begins Search for 12 New Reporters
Postmedia has announced that it will be hiring 12 reporters under a federal program to fund journalism in geographical areas of limited news coverage in Canada.
RTS Announces 2020 Journalism Awards Nominations
The Royal Television Society (RTS) has unveiled the nominations for its 2020 Television Journalism Awards, sponsored by Avid.
BBC News Axes 450 Jobs
BBC News has confirmed that as part of a radical modernisation plan, and in an effort to save the corporation £80m, it will make 450 of its staff redundant.
More Cuts Threatened by Newsquest in Carlisle & Kendal
Local newspaper operator Newsquest has announced another round of cuts affecting its operations and titles in Cumbria.
BBC Highlights Iran’s Harassment of Female Journalists
The BBC's Anahita Shams has highlighted the 'systematic targeting of women journalists' at the UN Human Rights Council's 41st session in Geneva.
Reach PLC to Close Chester Chronicle Offices
Newspaper operator Reach PLC is to close the offices of the Chester Chronicle and North Wales Daily Post, ending a 244 year association with the city.
CNN Investigation Finds Failings in Correctional Healthcare
CNN has conducted an expose investigation into America's largest provider of correctional healthcare, Correct Care Solutions – now known as Wellpath.