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Impress has released its 2024-25 annual report, looking back at an exciting year for the organisation and ahead to challenges on the horizon.

Impress have once again been officially recognised as the UK's only independent press regulator under Royal Charter.

Bans may lead to more surveillance and behavioural monitoring as platforms seek to comply with age verification – reducing our rights and autonomy when operating online.

The most insidious forms of censorship don't arrive with loud proclamations or dramatic book burnings. Instead, they creep in through bureaucratic whispers, financial pressures, and systemic nudges.

Most of our current fight against disinformation is focused on monitoring and exposing disinformation. This is not enough. Here's what I think we need to do to cut disinformation off at the source.

A new report has highlighted the need for further policy work on how climate change information is reported and regulated.

Join experts from the BBC, Microsoft and more to discuss the use of AI in newsrooms and new best-practice guidance from Impress!

Co-founder of NADJA Leila Hawkins argues that the media needs greater representation of women in order to improve news coverage.

To mark International Women's Day, Impress speaks to Solicitor Laura Nairn on how the media impacts violence against women.

To mark International Women's Day, Impress speaks to Solicitor Laura Nairn on how the media impacts violence against women.

A new report into community-led journalism has revealed how the industry can build bridges with marginalised communities in the UK.

New report recommends greater community engagement to journalists and newsrooms after collaboration with the BBC.

Letters: Nathan Sparkes on the importance of press participation in the Leveson system; Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana on affordable access to justice

Following a pilot scheme, journalists across England and Wales will be allowed to report from family courts.

Social media has been under the microscope in 2024 - so is it time for a redesign? Nick Couldry makes the case in Impress Insights.

Over the past thirty years, humanity has made a huge mistake. We handed over to big tech decisions that have allowed them to build what has become our "space of the world" – the highly artificia...

A huge exodus of social media platform X has ensued in recent weeks. Here we explain why we will remain active there and join Bluesky.