Trinity Mirror has confirmed the launch of paid-for daily title The New Day. Launching on Monday, The New Day will be a paid-for daily paper published Monday to Friday, available through all key retailers including supermarkets and newsagents. Trinity Mirror said...

Powers to order the disclosure of information that may help with Criminal Cases Review Commission investigations into potential miscarriages of justice must not be extended to cover journalists and news media organisations, the News Media Association has said.  The Criminal Cases...

Trinity Mirror is to launch a new weekday tabloid newspaper called New Day later this month, according to unconfirmed reports. According to Sky News, New Day is expected to launch on 29 February - the same day as Trinity...

Guardian media commentator Roy Greensalde has written of the enduring power of print and the ability of national newspapers to set the agenda in a way that no other media can.   In a piece titled Newsprint newspapers - even...

Shortlists for The Society of Editors Press Awards celebrating the best of UK national journalism have been announced with The Sunday Times leading the nominations league table. The Society of Editors Press Awards for national newspapers recognise reporters and correspondents,...

A Government Committee tasked with scrutinising draft investigatory powers legislation has backed the News Media Association's call for greater safeguards for journalists and the freedom of expression.  Publishing its report today, the Joint Committee on the Draft Investigatory Powers...

Johnston Press has confirmed it is in "late stage discussions" with the owner of the Independent regarding the the potential acquisition of i for £24 million.  In a statement this morning, Johnston Press said: "The Board of Johnston Press plc...

Local news is extremely important and the BBC must find ways in which to partner with the local news media sector, a report on the BBC charter review by the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee said today.  One of...

Croydon Advertiser chief reporter Gareth Davies has been granted permission for a judicial review of Independent Police Complaints Commission decision to uphold a harassment warning issued to him in the form of a Police Information Notice. After considering submissions from...