NUJ pays tribute to John Pilger, who has died aged 84
The Australian investigative journalist and film maker was a "giant of journalism".
The government must not cherry pick reporters for press trips, says NUJ Parliamentary Group
Complaints from titles excluded from a trip to Rwanda with the Home Secretary were followed up with the minister.
NUJ Guardian and Observer chapel stands in solidarity with BBC Local journalists
The chapel has sent a message of support to journalists taking strike action over BBC local radio cuts.
Info tsar promises journalists’ fast lane
Tim Dawson reports on an event exploring plans to improve processing of Freedom of Information complaint cases, by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Beulah Ainley obituary
Adam Ainley reflects on the life of his mother and her support for the union, including through seats on the Freelance industrial council and Black members' council.
Sued and spied on
Tim Dawson reports on a webinar which examined the threats to investigative journalists and writers telling their stories and exposing wrongdoing.
DM2021: Tributes paid to Members of Honour
The union’s latest Members of Honour – Gary Younge, Aidan White and Mary Curtin – were announced to Delegate Meeting on video.
NUJ response to the BEIS committee inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on businesses and workers
The union's submission to the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy committee's inquiry into the impact of Covid-19, May 2020.
BMC salutes the Windrush generation
The Black Members' Council salutes the intrepid Caribbean pioneers who are celebrated on this Windrush day, the 72nd anniversary of their arrival in Britain.
UK freelances face destitution as they have been 'forgotten' in the government’s rescue package for businesses
Ministers must provide financial protection for the self-employed; other countries' deals may offer potential solutions, says the NUJ.