STV journalists walk out over job cuts and news changes
STV journalists in Glasgow and Aberdeen are on strike over plans to cut 28 jobs and merge news programmes. The NUJ says 94% voted for action. Read more and see how to respond.
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Venezuela detains journalists after Maduro removal
Venezuelan authorities detain at least 14 journalists and seize devices following the US-led capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Read the latest on the press freedom crackdown.
Pakistan Sentences 7 to Life for Inciting 2023 Violence
An anti-terrorism court in Islamabad has sentenced three journalists, two YouTubers, and two ex-army officers to life imprisonment for inciting violence. Read the full details of the in-absentia trial.
2025: A Dark Year for Journalists and Press Freedom
2025 was the deadliest year on record for journalists globally, with assaults in the US soaring. Explore the data and the fightback. Read the full analysis.
Freezing Rain Floods Gaza Camps, Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Heavy rain floods makeshift camps in Gaza, with hypothermia deaths reported. Aid deliveries fall short as displaced families describe tents destroyed and belongings soaked.
Gaza's Only Catholic Church Celebrates Christmas in War
As Gaza's tiny Catholic community gathers for Christmas, Father Carlos Ferrero reveals their struggle for faith and survival amidst ongoing conflict, nightly papal calls, and a fragile ceasefire. Discover their story of resilience.
Moscow car explosion kills three, including police officers
A car explosion in Moscow has killed three people, including two police officers, just days after a senior Russian general died in a similar attack. Russian authorities blame Ukrainian intelligence. Follow for breaking updates.
Three dead in Moscow car explosion
Two traffic police officers and a civilian killed in a suspected explosive device attack in southern Moscow. Russian authorities are investigating the incident, which follows another fatal car bombing earlier this week.
Gaza Aid Trucks: Israel's Claims vs Humanitarian Data
Two months post-ceasefire, debate rages over aid entering Gaza. Israel claims 600 trucks daily, but UN and rights groups dispute the figures. Explore the data behind the humanitarian crisis.
Violence Against US Journalists Surges Under Trump
A new report details a dramatic rise in assaults on US journalists covering protests, with 2025 incidents nearly matching the total of the previous three years combined. Read the full investigation.
Guardian journalists share their unforgettable 2025 moments
Guardian correspondents reveal the sounds and scenes that defined 2025, from a Damascus cafe to a Florida detention centre. Listen to the full Today in Focus podcast.
Gaza famine ends but hunger crisis persists, UN warns
The UN states famine has lifted in Gaza due to increased aid, yet 1.6 million face severe hunger. Winter floods and a fragile ceasefire exacerbate the dire humanitarian emergency. Read the latest.
No 10 axes afternoon lobby briefings, journalists furious
Downing Street's overhaul of the media lobby system, scrapping daily afternoon briefings, has been condemned by journalists who warn it limits scrutiny and transparency. Read the full story.
Israel's 'Yellow Line' Becomes Lethal Gaza Border
Israel's military chief declares a 'yellow line' a new border, barring Palestinians from 58% of Gaza. Our report details the deadly consequences on the ground. Read the full analysis.
AP's Uplifting 2025 Stories: Pope, Nobel & Hope
Amid global strife, AP journalists captured 2025's most uplifting moments—from a pope's call to his brother to breaking Nobel news. Discover the stories that defined hope.
Trump intensifies verbal attacks on female journalists
Donald Trump escalates his misogynistic rhetoric with multiple insults directed at female reporters during Thanksgiving, raising concerns about press freedom and gender equality in politics.
Mary Trump on President's Misogynistic Attacks
Mary Trump suggests her uncle's misogynistic attacks on female journalists signal he is rattled. Explore the pattern of behaviour and White House response.
Press Freedom Under Attack Worldwide
Journalists face unprecedented threats from Gaza to America. This erosion of press freedom could happen anywhere. Learn why we must defend media liberty now.
Trump calls NYT reporter 'ugly' in latest media attack
Donald Trump escalates his war with the media, calling New York Times journalist Katie Rogers 'ugly inside and out' days after labelling another reporter 'piggy'. Read the latest developments.
Israel's Beirut Strike Kills Hezbollah Chief, Escalates Tensions
Israel's major air strike on Beirut killed Hezbollah's chief of staff, marking a severe escalation and direct warning to Iran. Discover the implications for regional stability.
UK Minister Condemns Trump's 'Quiet Piggy' Insult
Health Secretary Wes Streeting condemns Donald Trump's shocking 'Quiet Piggy' remark toward journalist Jennifer Jacobs, calling such behaviour unacceptable in modern politics.
UK surgeon's Gaza trauma inspires new charity
British surgeon Dr Mohammed Tahir shares his devastating experiences working in Gaza's hospitals, where he witnessed countless child deaths and now establishes a charity for war victims.
Trump supporters disrupt White House press conference
A scheduled White House press briefing collapsed into disarray as pro-Trump protesters disrupted proceedings, shouting down reporters and creating a hostile environment that forced early termination.
El Salvador's exiled journalists flee Bukele crackdown
Under President Nayib Bukele's regime, Salvadoran journalists face exile, threats and legal persecution in what critics call a systematic assault on press freedom.
Tommy Robinson cleared in BBC journalist assault case
English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson has been acquitted of assault allegations following a confrontation with BBC journalists at a Leeds hotel. The verdict concludes a high-profile legal battle that has drawn national attention.
Iranian assassination plot against UK journalists foiled
British security services uncover sophisticated Iranian plot to assassinate two prominent journalists on UK soil, raising serious national security concerns.
Gaza Veterinarian Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Dr Hussein Abu Rukbeh, a beloved Gaza veterinarian who dedicated his life to treating animals, was killed alongside his family when an Israeli missile struck their home, highlighting the human cost of ongoing conflict.
Pentagon imposes new rules on journalists
The Pentagon has introduced sweeping new regulations for journalists covering defence matters, requiring enhanced security vetting and background checks that critics warn could restrict press freedom.
Gaza Aid Crisis Deepens as Israel Delays Vital Convoys
Critical shortages of food, water and medical supplies grip Gaza as humanitarian agencies report Israeli authorities are systematically delaying and restricting aid deliveries, creating catastrophic conditions for civilians.
Gaza's ancient history systematically destroyed in conflict
Exclusive investigation reveals the catastrophic loss of Gaza's priceless archaeological heritage, from Bronze Age settlements to Roman ruins, as modern conflict erases millennia of human history.
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