Newspapers, broadcasters and online platforms and the News Media Association will today discuss open justice and access to courts at a roundtable hosted by Justice Minister Lucy Frazer. The invitation was extended by the Government as part of its ongoing...

National and local newspapers across the UK paid tribute to war heroes with their coverage of the 100th anniversay of the end of the First World War this weekend.  Regional newspapers produced special editions on Sunday to mark the anniversary and titles...

The Observer’s Carole Cadwalladr is among the journalists to have been honoured at Reporters Without Borders’ annual Press Freedom Awards, winning the L’Esprit de RSF prize for her reporting on the role of data analytics in recent electoral campaigns. Carole’s...

Tony Hall has said the intimidation and violence directed at journalists across the globe is “utterly shameful” and called on the industry to stand together to defend and champion its vital role in society.    Speaking at News Xchange 2018...

Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright has said that quality content is not being sufficiently rewarded in the digital environment and it is “vital” that this is “turned around” so news media publishers are appropriately rewarded for their investment in...

The tech giants UK ad revenues have topped £11 billion for the first time as local and national newsbrands - whose content powers engagement on search and social media - continue to face further pressure, according to the latest...

An Express & Star book charting the rise of Wolves football club to the Premiership has flown off the shelves since launching earlier this year.   The Midland News Association title has published an anthology of all last season's Express &...

Peers from across the political spectrum are seeking changes to the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill to protect journalists and their sources. The News Media Association has highlighted the threat to press freedom posed by new border stop and search...

The new two per cent UK tax on the tech giants must be followed by robust action to address the unfair exploitation of third party content by Google and Facebook, the News Media Association has said. The NMA welcomed the...