Nottingham Paper Sues Council Over Press Ban
The Nottingham Tribune launches High Court action against Reform-run council after journalists were barred from meetings in dramatic press freedom showdown.
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Reform UK Launches Trump-Style Boycott of Nottingham Post
Reform UK councillors in Nottinghamshire launch a Trumpian media boycott against the Nottingham Post, accusing it of biased reporting on their first 100 days in power. The dramatic move escalates tensions between the new administration and local press.
Independent's Rupert Cornwell Award 2025: £5k Bursary
The Independent announces the prestigious Rupert Cornwell Award for 2025, offering a £5,000 bursary and a paid placement to an aspiring journalist, honouring the legacy of its esteemed foreign correspondent.
Daily Mail Earns 20 Press Awards Nominations
The Daily Mail's groundbreaking journalism receives exceptional recognition with 20 nominations at the Press Awards, celebrating excellence in investigative reporting, features, and political commentary.
2025's Best UK Universities for Journalism Revealed
The Guardian's 2025 league table unveils the best UK universities for journalism degrees. Discover which institutions lead the pack for teaching, facilities, and graduate prospects in this dynamic field.
AI Axes 800 Jobs at Mirror & Express Publisher Reach
Britain's largest newspaper publisher, Reach PLC, announces a drastic cost-cutting plan to replace hundreds of editorial roles with artificial intelligence, sparking fears for the future of local and national journalism.
Lewes Launches Local Currency Voucher Scheme to Boost Economy
The historic town of Lewes in East Sussex revives its iconic local currency with a modern voucher system to support independent businesses and strengthen community resilience post-pandemic.
Epping Forest Council declares 'independence' from government
In a bold political statement, Epping Forest District Council has symbolically declared independence from the UK government in protest against chronic underfunding and the 'broken' council tax system, vowing to withhold part of its payments.
Trump's Press Reform Blueprint Adopted by UK Council
An in-depth analysis of how Donald Trump's controversial proposals for US press reform are being used as a blueprint by Nottinghamshire Council, raising alarm over media freedom and local democracy in the UK.
Epping Residents Vow Council Tax Strike Over Service Cuts
Outraged homeowners in Essex declare a council tax revolt, threatening to withhold payments in protest against deteriorating local services and soaring bills. The grassroots movement gains momentum as community frustration reaches boiling point.
19 UK Councils Launch Legal Fight Against Migrant Hotels
A growing rebellion of 19 UK councils is mounting legal challenges against the Home Office's use of hotels to house asylum seekers, citing immense strain on local services and community resources.
Reform UK Councils: 100 Days of Policy Revolution
Exclusive analysis reveals how Reform UK-led councils are implementing controversial policies, from Union flag restrictions to sweeping service reforms, reshaping local governance across Britain.
Reform UK's Nottinghamshire Local Media Strategy Exposed
An investigation reveals Reform UK's strategic targeting of local media outlets like Nottinghamshire Live to amplify its message, raising questions about press impartiality and political influence in the council election landscape.
Nottingham Council's alarming boycott of local paper
Nottingham City Council's unprecedented boycott of the Nottingham Post raises serious concerns about press freedom, democratic accountability, and the dangerous blurring of lines between political grievance and civic duty.
Nottinghamshire Council bans local news outlet in democracy row
Nottinghamshire County Council faces fierce backlash after banning a local news organisation from its press briefings, sparking accusations of censorship and an attack on local democracy from Reform UK leader Richard Tice.
UK Councils' £122bn Debt Crisis Forces Public Asset Fire Sale
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's local authorities are drowning in unprecedented debt, with councils forced to sell schools, care homes, and sports facilities to stay afloat. The staggering £122bn debt pile equates to £1,700 for every person in t
Government Faces High Court Challenge Over Council Funds
Ministers are accused of using an 'irrational' and 'unfair' formula to slash funding for local services in England, as a landmark legal battle begins.
NY Firm Buys 28 Wyoming Newspapers, Sparks News Desert Fears
A New York-based media conglomerate, NMC, has acquired nearly all of Wyoming's local newspapers, raising profound concerns about the future of independent journalism, community voice, and the potential rise of 'news deserts' in the American West.
Guardian Political Editor Brian Davis Dies Aged 88
Celebrating the life and legacy of Brian Davis, The Guardian's formidable political editor who redefined political journalism and mentored a generation of reporters from the 1970s to 1990s.
The unethical journalist who interviewed Hitler
Richard Evans' new book exposes the shocking ethical breaches of a journalist who interviewed Hitler, revealing a troubling chapter in media history.
LA Times public ownership proposal gains momentum
A growing movement advocates for the Los Angeles Times to transition from private to public ownership, sparking debates about journalism's future and local accountability.
Met Police to pay Sky News £10k over seized footage
The Metropolitan Police has been instructed by the High Court to compensate Sky News £10,000 after unlawfully seizing video footage of a counter-terrorism operation in Reading.
Wynne Evans criticises Daily Mail over Pernice article
BBC Radio Wales presenter Wynne Evans criticises the Daily Mail for its coverage of Strictly's Giovanni Pernice, calling it 'lazy journalism'.
The Guardian issues corrections and clarifications
The Guardian has published its latest round of corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously published content.
Guardian issues corrections to recent articles
The Guardian has issued corrections and clarifications to recent articles, ensuring accuracy and transparency in its journalism.
Hugh Cudlipp Lecture: Journalism That Saves Lives
Discover how impactful journalism, as highlighted in the Hugh Cudlipp Lecture, can save lives and drive societal change.
Trump's controversial UK visit sparks mass protests
Journalist Mikey Smith documents Donald Trump's UK visit, capturing fiery protests and political tensions as the ex-president returns to British soil.
Washington Post fact-check chief departs amid buyouts
Long-serving Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler announces departure amid company-wide buyouts, raising questions about the future of accountability journalism.
Inside The Guardian Weekly: 25 July Edition
Explore the compelling stories and investigative journalism featured in The Guardian Weekly's 25 July issue, uncovering global insights and thought-provoking narratives.
Naga Munchetty defends Lionesses coverage remarks
BBC presenter Naga Munchetty responds to backlash over her comments on the Lionesses' Euro 2025 qualifier coverage, defending her stance with unwavering confidence.
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