National and local newspapers have come out with their stance on the Europe debate this morning as the referendum to decide the future of the UK's membership of the European Union gets underway.  Front pages are from NLA media access. 

The Investigatory Powers Bill, which will pose a threat to investigative journalism unless key safeguards are introduced, will go to the House of Lords for its second reading on Monday.   The NMA believes that further comprehensive and robust safeguards...

A selection of front pages from the referendum 

Yorkshire Post political correspondent Kate Proctor has paid tribute to Jo Cox, describing the MP for Batley and Spen as “an inspiration” when she began working in the parliamentary press gallery in Westminster.    In a piece for the paper paying...

Yorkshire Post political correspondent Kate Proctor has paid tribute to Jo Cox, describing the MP for Batley and Spen as “an inspiration” when she began working in the parliamentary press gallery in Westminster.    In a piece for the paper paying...

Transparency campaigners and the News Media Association have expressed alarm at the recommendation by the House of Commons Justice Select Committee to drastically restrict the right to appeal decisions made by the Information Commissioner regarding the Freedom of Information...

Speaking at the IBC's conference on defamation and privacy, Alan Rusbridger said that journalists needed to do more to push back against the threat the Investigatory Powers Bill poses to source protection and the public interest, as reported by the...

Stationers’ Company are calling for entries for the Young Stationers’ Prize which recognises excellence in a young person across the communications and content industry. The annual prize is awarded to a young person who has achieved great success in their career;...