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Ditch the deal which will destroy the BBC and cause greater poverty among the elderly
18 February 2019: Age UK, the National Pensioners Convention and NUJ tell the BBC board that the government must pay for free TV licences for the over-75s.
NUJ response to the Cairncross Review
12 February 2019: This is an important report which charts the demise in public interest journalism, but should Dame Frances have been braver and made Facebook and Google responsible for the news they exploit?
NUJ responds to damning report on BBC’s equal pay record
23 January 2019: MPs'committee said the BBC had failed to acknowledge that a pay discrimination problem existed.
Local democracy reporters are improving public interest journalism, but the BBC-funded scheme has some problems
27 November 2018: A NUJ summit of LDRs discussed how getting organised within the union can address collective issues.
Government should pay subsidy for over-75s, says NUJ
20 November 2018: Union calls for an end to the ongoing subsidy as the BBC launches public consultation
Cultural changes needed at BBC to ensure equal pay and to solve staff grievances, says NUJ
25 October 2018: MPs report says lack of transparency over pay had been “unlawful and discriminatory” and cuts at the corporation could compromise quality.
NUJ reaction to Corbyn’s media speech
23 August 2018: NUJ responds to Jeremy Corbyn's Alternative MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival
NUJ calls for urgent review of Cliff Richard judgment as BBC drops verdict appeal
15 August 2018: Michelle Stanistreet says it “poses a significant threat to journalists’ ability to report on criminal trials in future”.
BBC journalists are not anti-Iranian terrorist-nurturers, says NUJ
9 August 2018: The National Union of Journalists (NUJ), the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the BBC World Service have jointly reacted to accusations about BBC Persian Service and its journalists.
NUJ calls on BBC to appeal against Cliff Richard verdict
19 July 2018: The judgement has serious implications for media freedom in the coverage of criminal cases and an appeal warrants broader support from the industry which will be affected by this verdict.
