NUJ responds to Tommy Robinson conviction over harassment of journalists
The NUJ has issued a statement after far right activist Tommy Robinson was found guilty of harassing two journalists working for the Daily Mail, causing fear of violence.
NUJ to ballot BBC journalists for industrial action
The union has informed the BBC that journalists will soon cast their vote in a statutory industrial action ballot, indicating their willingness to take strike action and action short of a strike.
NUJ statement on proposed job cuts at The Telegraph
The union is engaging with the company's leadership on the scale and impact of cuts.
NUJ wins recognition at POLITICO
The NUJ has secured a recognition agreement at POLITICO following months of thorough negotiations and an arbitration process.
BBC cuts risk public service mission and universal access
The BBC’s relentless campaign of cuts and increasing adoption of digital-only services put at risk the broadcaster’s mission to provide universal, high-quality output that informs, educates, and entertains, the NUJ has said.
NUJ condemns SLAPP-style intimidation of undercover ITV journalists by Reform UK
Reform UK announced yesterday (21 October) that they have reported two ITV journalists to the police and initiated legal proceedings over undercover reporting into racism in the party.
Branch solidarity with Reach workers following latest redundancies
The NUJ Birmingham & Coventry branch has passed a motion in support of colleagues at Reach.
Lancet strike action continues as publication impacted
NUJ members at The Lancet have moved into the third consecutive day of strike action over pay. Publication of The Lancet - one of the world’s leading medical journals - will be impacted with fewer articles published in a reduced edition.
NUJ supports formal investigation into Sky-ITV takeover
The NUJ has welcomed the announcement by Lisa Nandy, UK culture secretary, that she is “minded to intervene” in Sky’s proposed £1.6 billion takeover of ITV.
BBC cuts to radio undermine Charter mission and harm audiences, says NUJ
The NUJ said it is “alarmed” by news of further cuts across BBC Radio and warned that following through would undermine the broadcaster’s core mission and harm audiences.