A press free to criticise its government and leaders is essential to any democracy – in America it is crumbling...

The BBC’s recent refusal to air documentaries on Gaza is part of a systemic fear among UK journalists of reporting...

60 years after Murrow defied McCarthy on live TV, his legacy returns to Broadway – with Clooney as the voice...

From blocked cartoons to handpicked reporters, Trump is reshaping the media landscape – rewarding loyalty and punishing dissent

The Covid Inquiry exposes Tory cronyism – VIP contracts, backroom deals, and neglect of the bereaved. Will justice be served?

In the age of Trump, political cartoonists are facing mounting censorship challenges

GB News has had record breaches of Ofcom broadcasting codes in its mission to sow division and boost ratings

The BBC has been drawn into a row at the Jewish Chronicle over fabricated Gaza war stories

Almost 18 months since the launch of ChatGPT, the AI debate intensifies and a war over copyright has begun

Granville Williams on the impact on journalists of the military assault on Gaza

Granville Williams on a back issue of the Pontefract and Castleford Express

Right-wing think tanks informed Thatcher’s privatisation and Truss’s disastrous tax cuts, and are still shaping Conservative policy today

Granville Williams reviews a powerful book on the Grenfell disaster – Show Me the Bodies: How We Let Grenfell Happen,...

Two cases reveal the tip of the iceberg for the government-linked get-rich scheme – Ramfoam and Michelle Mone

If the BBC is to survive, then its independence from government interference and financial pressures must be at the heart...

Vicious union bashing by the right-wing press was used as a tool against workers in the 1970s and is happening...

New report shows that social media has replaced local and regional newspapers as a primary news source in many communities

The right-wing press’s attack on union action serves the government’s propaganda agenda at the expense of workers’ rights

What is the rationale behind the privatisation of Channel 4 and what consequences will this have for the public?

Under the constant barrage of government attacks, the BBC faces an uncertain future, which shows exactly why it must survive

Official secrecy: how government plans threaten journalists and whistleblowers - attend the event at the Festival of Debate

The government has decided to prioritise the sale of Channel 4, despite widespread opposition and no credible business case.

Right-wing outrage at P&O Ferries highlights the contradictions at the heart of Tory policies towards workers' and trade union rights

Putin's censorship is having an impact on what Russians can read, watch and hear, but many journalists are unhappy with...

Russian influence in the UK and Conservative Party is deeply entrenched, which explains why so little has been done to...

Right-wing politicians, newspapers and pressure groups all want the BBC to be a marginal UK media presence. It's time to...

Amazon's vigorous campaign against unions has been notable in the last few years, and many workers still lack proper union...

Paul Dacre is once again in the running to be the new chair of the TV and telecommunications regulator Ofcom.

The privatisation of Channel 4 is a political decision. Is this the payback for having challenged Johnson's government?

The Amazon vote was given to workers who were unhappy with their labour conditions; however, it failed to achieve the...