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A senior journalist at Mediahuis has been suspended after using AI to generate inaccurate quotes, reflecting serious concerns about the reliability of AI in journalism.

Jonathan Horn and Chris Hopkins of Guardian Australia have won prestigious Quill awards for their exceptional reporting and photography.

Estefany Rodríguez, a Nashville journalist, was released after 15 days of detention by ICE, raising concerns about immigration practices and protections for journalists.

British war correspondent Steve Sweeney narrowly escaped death during an alleged Israeli airstrike in Lebanon, and the incident highlights the dangers faced by journalists in conflict zones.

An Israeli journalist, Emanuel Fabian, received threatening messages from users of an online prediction platform after reporting on a missile strike near Jerusalem, reflecting the intersection of uncertain gambling, journalism, and geopolitical conflicts.

Media mogul Robert Allbritton announces plans to seize the opportunity presented by layoffs at the Washington Post to hire notable journalists for his new publication Notus.

Louis Theroux revealed that he was too scared to film a documentary about the terrorist group ISIS due to safety concerns for himself and his crew.

The article discusses six notable reads, including interviews and themes related to Louis Theroux, Ghislaine Maxwell, and the generational divide between boomers and Gen Z.

Prince Harry and six other British celebrities are suing several newspapers for illegal information gathering and phone tapping as a major trial unfolds.

A journalist selling her breast milk online for research purposes was emotional when she met the unexpected buyer.

ITV News political editor Robert Peston faced criticism from viewers for wearing bright red and white Nike trainers with a suit during a news segment.

Sky News has been awarded Best News Channel and Yalda Hakim has been named Presenter of the Year at the Royal Television Society Awards.

A coalition of UK media groups, including the BBC and The Guardian, was formed to develop standardized rules addressing unauthorized use of journalistic content by AI tools.

The Telegraph has been reprimanded for publishing a false article about a banker's difficulties with private school fees after a complaint was upheld by the Independent Press Standards Organisation.

Rebecca English, the royal editor of the Daily Mail, denies allegations of using a private investigator to secure unlawful information about Prince Harry and his past relationships.

Labour minister Josh Simons has resigned after being linked to a controversy over falsely accusing journalists of being part of a 'pro-Kremlin' network.

Josh Simons resigns as Cabinet Office Minister amid allegations of targeting journalists.

A food journalist explores the classic British dessert, bread and butter pudding, for the first time using Mary Berry's recipe.

During a live broadcast, Naga Munchetty interrupted her co-star Jon Donnison when an emergency alert sounded, expressing concern for his safety while reporting on escalating tensions in the Middle East.

The UK intelligence agency MI5 is accused of unlawfully spying on Irish journalist Vincent Kearney for eight years, monitoring his communications and movements according to his lawyers.

The Guardian, along with other UK media outlets, has formed a coalition to advocate for fair payment structures for journalism used by AI companies.

Sky News is collaborating with major UK news outlets to establish AI standards aimed at protecting original journalism.

Sky News has teamed up with other major UK news outlets to establish a consortium aimed at creating common standards for the fair use of AI-generated content.

A tribunal has heard that police and MI5 conducted extensive unlawful surveillance on a former BBC journalist to unearth his sources over eight years.

Josh Simons has resigned from his ministerial position after being accused of overseeing a thinktank that collected information on journalists.

Naga Munchetty allegedly criticized co-host Sally Nugent's glamorous makeover, which has sparked controversy and claimed to distract from their serious journalism.

A UK Cabinet Office minister, Josh Simons, is under investigation for allegedly targeting journalists and has belatedly declared personal donations linked to a controversy.

The article discusses Peter Mandelson's influential yet controversial role in the Labour Party, marked by his complex relationship with wealth and power.

Keir Starmer has initiated an investigation into a minister accused of overseeing a probe into journalists' backgrounds while managing a Labour-affiliated think tank.

Keir Starmer has initiated an investigation into Josh Simons for allegedly targeting journalists with false accusations related to pro-Russian propaganda.

A lobbyist implicated in the Labour Together scandal has reportedly been investigating a Guardian journalist who reported on the issue.

Nigel Farage's recent comments to a female journalist have reignited discussions about his treatment of women in media.

A Labour minister has been accused of falsely associating journalists with pro-Kremlin propaganda in communications with British intelligence.

The article discusses the ongoing investigation into Prince Andrew's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, culminating in Andrew's arrest on misconduct charges.

This article reflects on the intersection of WAGs (wives and girlfriends) and journalists during the 2006 World Cup in Germany, recalling unique behind-the-scenes stories.

Russian investigative journalist Roman Badanin, who exposed Vladimir Putin's hidden love affairs, is now on the wanted list of Moscow authorities.

Radio Free Asia has restarted its broadcasts to China after previous funding cuts forced it to cease operations.

Keir Starmer has initiated a Cabinet Office investigation into allegations that a Labour think-tank hired a PR firm to investigate journalists who reported on its funding.

An investigation has been initiated into allegations that the Labour campaign group Labour Together hired lobbyists to scrutinize journalists' backgrounds ahead of the 2024 general election.

Keir Starmer is under pressure from MPs to initiate an inquiry regarding a report that allegedly made unfounded allegations about journalists examining a Labour-affiliated thinktank.

The Guardian received over 20 nominations at the 2026 Press Awards, highlighting its achievements in journalism.

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism is accepting applications for its Journalist Fellowship Programme 2026–2027 until February 13, 2026, aiming to select about 30 journalists worldwide for a 3- or 6-month immersion in the UK.

The top editor of the Washington Post, Matt Murray, addressed staff concerns about recent layoffs, recognizing the emotional impact and asserting a commitment to future success.

Paul Dacre, former editor of the Daily Mail, maintains a steady composure in a high court appearance amidst contrasting opinions on his editorial legacy.

Lenore Taylor has resigned as the editor-in-chief of Guardian Australia after a decade of leadership.

Italian sports journalists are protesting against their sports director's numerous blunders during the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics commentary.

Don Lemon emphasizes the need to protect the freedom of the press in America, labeling it essential for democracy following his recent arrest while covering a protest.

The Washington Post has laid off significant numbers of staff, including its Ukraine correspondent, during ongoing conflicts in the region, raising concerns about the future of journalism and democracy in the U.S.

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward expressed his devastation over the layoffs at the Washington Post, emphasizing the loss of valuable news to readers.

A Labour minister received intelligence files on journalists linked to the thinktank that aided Keir Starmer's rise, as reported by the Guardian.