The Hill website homepage on morning of 27 January 2026 The Hill has “fortified” its breaking news team to make the most of a “bonkers” news cycle in US politics. The US political news site recorded …
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Sir Simon Hughes outside the Rolls Building in London in 2021. Picture: PA Media Former Lib Dem MP Sir Simon Hughes has spoken out about how his private life became a target for tabloid reporting …
Sadie Frost outside High Court 2026. Picture: Yui Mok/PA Wire Actress Sadie Frost told the High Court that information about a terminated pregnancy was illegally obtained by the Mail on Sunday. Frost …
The fall of Bashar al-Assad in late 2024 reverberated through Syria like a proverbial earthquake, as his decades-old regime of dictatorship, oppression, and secrecy melted away almost overnight. For …
Rising Ballers founders Brendon Shabani (left), Eni Shabani (centre), and Jamie Pollitt (right). Football publisher Rising Ballers has grown to a 30-plus strong team with its focus on putting out …
Launching a missile from a Heimars rocket launcher. Picture: Shutterstock/Anelo Journalists rarely name the explosive weapon used when reporting on armed conflict. And the minority of cases in which …
California is a ‘news desert’ says Post editor-in-chief Keith Poole as new title launched
California Post first front page on 26 January 2026 California may be the home of big tech but News Corp is hoping that the state will support a newsbrand grounded in 20th century media technology. …
News diary 26 January – 1 February: Meta results, Australian Open finals, Grammy Awards
Facebook and Meta logos. Picture: Shutterstock Results from tech giants Meta, Apple, Samsung and Microsoft are set to be released this week, indicating the current status of the global technology …
As airstrikes intensified on Gaza after October 7, 2023, international reporters were barred from entering the territory, leaving Palestinian journalists, medical workers, and civilians as the primary …
Future plans 45 editorial redundancies at titles including Techradar and Tom’s Guide
Tom’s Guide and Techradar homepages on Friday 23 January 2026 Future plc has proposed to make 45 editorial redundancies at its technology titles. Some 15 new roles are being created at the same time, …
Fraser Nelson of The Times With their emphasis on serving the public interest, the British Journalism Awards winners provided inspiring examples of what can be achieved by simply uncovering facts …
A land registry entry in Austria, a company filing in Liechtenstein, and a shareholder record in the British Virgin Islands were enough to link a luxury property to a political figure — without …
Liz Hurley pictured outside the HIgh Court. Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire. Actress and model Liz Hurley has told the High Court that “everyone’s privacy” is being invaded, as she gave evidence at the trial …
Captify global data science and insights director Sam Coates speaking at IAB UK Techtonic panel on Wednesday 21 January 2026. Picture: Ben Stevens Photography/IAB UK Publishers have been told the era …
Royal Courts of Justice. Picture: Vuk Valcic/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The UK has developed a quiet reputation for facilitating reputation washing on an industrial scale. A study by …
Picture: Shutterstock/Ketmut Almost eight in ten of the biggest news websites in the UK and US are now blocking AI training bots. This week in London publishers were told it is “never too late” to …
Magazine giant Future is attempting to grow its share of creator-led digital marketing spend by acquiring social-first publisher Sheerluxe. The £39.9m deal brings the total cost of Future Plc …
Investigating Gaza, Personal Mobile Data for Sale, and Compromised Supply Chains: 2025’s Best Investigative Stories in French
The stories selected for our editors’ pick this year span cocoa trafficking in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the sale of personal mobile data in Europe by secretive but powerful data brokers, and …
Prince Harry leaving the High Court on day three of his privacy action against the Daily Mail. Picture: Jeff Moore/PA Wire Prince Harry appeared on the verge of tears as he concluded his evidence at …
‘Some Stories Just Work Better Through Film’: On the Strategy Behind Making an Investigative Documentary
When “ The Dynasty” was released earlier this year, few expected a 55-minute investigative film about Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s family’s business dealings to capture millions of views. …
Vox’s page on Patreon Explainer journalism brand Vox is using membership and subscriptions platform Patreon to help build a “two-way relationship” with its audience. US-based Vox expanded its …
The Standard website homepage on 20 January 2026 Editorial and commercial staff on the Standard website have been told they could be transferred to the owner of The Independent .
Picture: Shutterstock/Teacher Photo Global news media revenue was steady overall in 2025 according to a new estimate published by WAN-IFRA. Daily and weekly news publications globally had an …
Hanna Geissler and Dan Dove of the Daily Express pick up the Campaign of the Year prize at the British Journalism Awards 2025. Picture: Press Gazette/Adam Duke Photography Daily Express health editor …
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex (right) arrives at the Royal Courts Of Justice in London on Monday 19 January 2026 for the start of his trial with six other claimants against Daily Mail publisher …