BBC files UN complaint about online violence towards women journalists
The NUJ says the "truly chilling" threats must be stopped
Vote to keep the union financially secure, says incoming president Pierre Vicary
As the union is poised to vote on the union's finances, Pierre wants a union with the same level of services.
NUJ sounds alarm at sudden closure plan for BBC Sinhala radio
Union asks BBC leaders to step in now to press pause and reconsider.
BBC journalists express solidarity with colleagues at Iran International
Journalists face unprecedented challenges at Iran International.
UN highlights ongoing targeting and harassment of UK-based journalists
UN reports document the death threats and reprisals BBC Persian Service journalists have faced.
More than 500 jobs to go in BBC News
An extra 70 jobs than previously expected will be cut as a result of Covid-19, said the corporation.
NUJ reaction to FCO and DFiD merger
UK announces a merger of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office with the Department for International Development
BBC faces existential threat as 500 jobs to go
NUJ pledges do all it can to defend public service broadcasting and protect members’ jobs from cuts and politically-motivated attacks.
NUJ briefing for the Westminster Hall debate on the E-petition 170931 relating to the TV licence fee
Despite the best efforts of John Whittingdale when he was Culture Secretary, the BBC will be funded by its licence fee during the next charter period.