A tribunal has awarded former BBC journalist Vincent Kearney £20,000 after MI5 and police unlawfully obtained his phone data and...

The 2026 World Press Freedom Index revealed increasing pressures on press freedoms in the worst results in its 25-year history

Chilling effect on public interest journalism: MI5 and police admit unlawful surveillance of communications

In ongoing negotiations, GMB Union members have made major gains, but NHS pension equality is still unsettled

War and organised crime claim record victims as 67 journalists murdered in 2025, with nearly half killed by Israeli forces...

MI5 repeatedly tried to obtain a BBC journalist’s phone records unlawfully, a London tribunal has heard

Strike action success closes the gap between NHS and outsourced workers

Airedale Hospital staff strike over unfair two-tier pay: 150+ GMB members demand equal terms for all, rejecting divide-and-rule tactics

Police in Northern Ireland unlawfully spied on journalists to unmask sources, a review finds, raising fresh fears over press freedom

NUJ slams PSNI for hiding secret journalist surveillance ops from UK watchdog in breach of oversight rules

Amnesty International’s recent report has revealed the scale and severity of the occupational hazards for journalists residing in Northern Ireland

NUJ backs calls for judge-led inquiry into PSNI and Durham police spying on journalists after explosive surveillance revelations

Tribunal admits it lacks power to sanction public bodies for withholding evidence, sparking outcry over accountability and justice

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A new book, The Art of Class War, explores how newspaper cartoons shaped the narrative of the 1984–85 miners’ strike

The review of unlawful PSNI conduct has received “about 50 responses from a wide variety of individuals and on behalf...

Police acted unlawfully spying on journalists, ruled UK’s Investigatory Powers Tribunal – landmark win for press freedom and accountability

Former MP and journalist Chris Mullin spoke to a Bar Council meeting on the anniversary of UK’s biggest unsolved mass...

Yorkshire campaigners call on the government to fund sustainable alternatives to wasteful wood-burning power stations

We urgently need a UK media we can trust – reform and regulation are the key

Julian Assange asserts his innocence and discusses his treatment in his first public appearance since his release from jail

The NUJ has been granted permission to give evidence in the surveillance case being taken by journalists Barry McCaffrey and...

After years of incarceration, Julian Assange is reunited with his family in Australia

Journalists’ union troubled by scale and extent of surveillance of journalists by police force in Northern Ireland

Judges today granted Assange the right to appeal his extradition, on the grounds that he could face discrimination in the...

The police are alleged to have covertly monitored journalists in Northern Ireland in order to identity their confidential sources

The Biden administration is signalling a more lenient attitude towards beleaguered WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange

Israel's parliament issues powers to shut down foreign media

Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, must receive assurances from US before any extradition

Landmark tribunal into police surveillance of NI journalists delayed after new evidence presented by PSNI