The Press Recognition Panel has launched a second public call for information about IMPRESS’ application for recognition. The first public call for information ran from 5 February until 4 March, after the PRP received IMPRESS’ original application. The feedback received...

The Government has marked World Press Freedom Day by commending the bravery of journalists who work in dangerous environments, and stating the importance of promoting the freedom of the press. Marking World Press Freedom Day on Tuesday, Foreign Office Minister...

George Osborne made a toast to the freedom of the press which he described as the “one eternal guarantee of freedom” at a Westminster event last night. In a speech to lobby journalists, Mr Osborne spoke at length about the...

From 20 May, it will be illegal to advertise e-cigarettes in newspapers, magazines and periodicals. The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations 2016 set out the restrictions on promoting e-cigarettes in Part 7.  When the regulations come into force next month,...

Innovation in the national regional and local news media industry was celebrated at the newsawards last night which marked its 20th anniversary this year. National newspaper of the year was awarded to The Daily Telegraph and The Courier, Dundee, scooped...

The News Media Association has voiced its opposition to proposals to introduce fines for breaches of regulations around the publication of terms and conditions, citing the effectiveness of the current system. Responding to a BIS consultation called Terms & Conditions...

The News Media Association has launched a Royal Rota photography competition for member publishers to promote the outstanding work of photographers in the UK news media and the NMA’s media facilities services for members.  The NMA manages the Royal Rota...

John Whittingdale has reaffirmed his belief in the importance of press freedom today, adding that the Government should “tread very carefully” on the issue of press regulation.   Responding to questions from MPs today, the Culture Secretary said press freedom...

News Media Association chairman Ashley Highfield has outlined the framework of an agreement with the BBC but stressed that work was still to be done  and he was under no illusion “how tough that would be.” Delivering the keynote speech...