Bloomberg Weekend's editor-at-large Mishal Husain was interviewed at the NCTJ inclusion in journalism conference on Monday.

Wired and Business Insider have removed freelance articles over concerns they were written by AI under a fake name.

The aftermath of a car ploughing into crowds at the Liverpool FC victory parade dominates Tuesday's papers.

The NUJ has secured recognition at the distinguished political magazine the New Statesman and the global publisher Progressive Media Investments (PMI).

Interview with Vittles magazine founder Jonathan Nunn who first launched the food brand on Substack in 2020 and has now gone into print.

Job advert for someone to join Press Gazette team.

Press Gazette investigation into the widely-quoted national media experts who either do not exist, or whose credentials have not been checked.

King Charles praised local news – but the industry, which once covered everything from councils to courts, is fading fast. Can it be revived?

Reach results 2024: Cost cuts and digital growth helped Reach grow profits for 2024 as overall revenue declines.

Former Reach Welsh affairs editor Will Hayward has said going solo via Substack has proved to be a financial “no-brainer”.

The Mail plans to make up to 100 job cuts as it brings its print and online teams "fully together to create a dynamic digital-first newsroom"

The only thing worse than spending a fortune on a coat you don’t really need is spending a fortune on a coat you don’t really need, then damaging it, then discovering that no one wants to fix it, says...

Daily Star editor-in-chief Jon Clark is stepping down as a "more digitally-focused structure" comes into place.

Journalists have won their appeal to be able to name three judges who dealt with schoolgirl Sara Sharif's case in the family court.

Sun publisher News Group Newspapers has admitted "unlawful activities" took place at the newspaper in a legal settlement with Prince Harry.

An archaic English gag rule is enforcing silence everywhere in the Bay Area, from health conferences to AI salons to dinner parties.

Guardian and Scott Trust leaders faced furious staff as they faced questions about the plan agreed to sell The Observer to Tortoise.

National World has said its board would be "minded to" accept a takeover bid by Media Concierge if the offer is formally made.

The Guardian is to end posting on X/Twitter from its official accounts, editor-in-chief Katharine Viner told staff.

IAC chair warns of power shift to Big Tech in film and TV

The Telegraph has announced the death of David Knowles, who led its long-running Ukraine: The Latest podcast.

The BBC is planning to cut about 115 editorial and production jobs in the Nations and Regions, according to the National Union of Journalists.

Biggest local news websites UK: Exclusive Press Gazette ranking of the top 78 websites as audited by Ipsos iris.

Food Foundation’s study notes that some processed ‘alternative protein’ products have high levels of salt

Twitter alternative Bluesky may still be a minnow among the social media giants, but news publishers appear to see potential in the platform.

The Lincolnite and its spin-off app My Local have closed just a year after being shortlisted in the Future of Media Awards.

The Evening Standard has told staff it is rebranding as "The London Standard" for its new, Thursdays-only print form.

The coverage, in partnership with Ebay, aims to fill a white space in the underserved collectibles market.