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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.
Drastic cuts to the BBC's political coverage "a disservice to viewers"
18 July 2018: NUJ says it will fight any compulsory redundancies and said the cuts to Parliamentary programming made no sense in the context of Brexit and the current political landscape.
NUJ responds to BBC annual report following a tumultuous year
11 July 2018: The union warns redundancies are looming following a stressful and demoralising year for women pushing for equal pay and real culture change at the corporation.
NUJ members at BBC vote to accept pay and terms and conditions deal
12 June 2018: After a two-year negotiation unions at the BBC have accepted the deal, but say there is still work to be done.
New proposal on pay terms & conditions at the BBC
4 May 2018: NUJ members at the BBC will now get to vote on the proposal
#WPFD solidarity with BBC Persian journalists
3 May 2018: BBC journalists in London show solidarity with their colleagues
"Terrible day for Afghan media" as 10 journalists killed in Afghanistan
1 May 2018: The reigning impunity for crimes against journalists and the government’s lack of action are key causes of increased violence against the media in Afghanistan
