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The decision by the BBC to agree to prevent the Persian Service from using material gathered in Iran has deeply affected the morale and well-being of NUJ members

Tags: , iran, bbc, bbc persian service, bbc world service, broadcasting, harassment, media access, media coverage, media freedom

The NUJ has called the move “alarming” warning of the potential impact on journalists and media plurality

Tags: , newspapers, local journalism, local media, local news matters, local newspapers, reach, newsquest, media companies, media ownership, media plurality, parliament uk

Changes to the way Companies House collects data on directors is severely hampering the ability of investigative and business journalists to hold businesses to account and expose frauds and crooks.

Tags: , investigative journalism, business journalism, companies house, transparency, beis, Department for Business Energy and Industrial Strategy, Kelly Tolhurst, directors

Journalists are not there to do the bidding of the authorities, or to provide shortcuts in police investigations - the NUJ defends the publication of messages sent by the former British ambassador to the US, Sir Kim Darroch.

Tags: , protection of sources, nuj code of conduct, code of conduct, media freedom, Kim Darroch, mail on sunday, sunday times