Oxford council signs motion opposing cut to local BBC TV bulletin
The city councillors say the BBC's plan to end TV bulletins from the city will undermine local democracy and older viewers’ ability to receive news on their local area.
NUJ tributes to John Kelly
Tributes have been paid to retired journalist and NUJ Member of Honour John Kelly.
International effort to support Ukrainian journalists
Tim Dawson reports on support for journalists reporting on the war on Ukraine through the IFJ-EFJ Safety Fund.
August date spells strike action across two Scottish newspaper groups
Journalists working at two companies in Scotland, on titles including The Scotsman, Daily Record and Sunday Mail, will be taking strike action on Friday 26 August.
Support Afghan journalists
Michelle Stanistreet, NUJ general secretary, urges members to donate to the IFJ Afghanistan Safety Fund.
NUJ members at Reach to strike over pay dispute
Staff have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action and action short of a strike.
Scotsman and other Scottish titles vote for industrial action
NUJ members on National World’s Scottish titles have voted in favour of taking industrial action over compulsory redundancies.
UN raises ‘grave concern’ with Iran over harassment of BBC News Persian staff
The United Nations raised the concerns in a formal communication requesting Iran’s response and explanation.
Council, police and fire chiefs rally in support of the BBC’s Cambridge Look East
BBC director general Tim Davie has been asked to rethink dropping the Cambridge bulletin by a group representing four counties – Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Milton Keynes – who called it a retrograde step, saying the programme was an important way "in which all our organisations communicate with communities".
Reach journalists call for company bosses to reinvest their excessive pay deals to fund a fair wage for staff
Journalists working for the publisher of the Mirror and Express and the largest regional newspaper group, have called on the company’s chief executive and chief financial officer to use their £7m pay packages towards a fair pay deal for staff.
