Five former Observer journalists including Carole Cadwalladr have launched their own culture publication using their redundancy money.

British politics is awash with money from super rich donors. In 2023, two-thirds of all private donations came from just 19 people. These so-called ‘mega donors’ enjoy privileged access to political p...

Making enough money to grow and sustain good journalism is tough everywhere. But in places where governments and their proxies come after you for what you publish, where most foreign grant funding is ...

A little-known policing unit is instructing forces to withhold information, track journalists, and rescind previously approved FOI responses.

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As record numbers go to the polls in 2024, the FT launches a debate on what’s at stake with short films by four renowned artists

Independent outlets in former Soviet Union are poised to be hurt by temporary shut down at key US agency

Open call to support independent public-interest media outlets in Europe.

Exclusive: Taking cash from a sanctioned Russian mercenary chief to enable him to sue a British journalist is not an abuse of our legal system, solicitors' regulator finds

Zuckerberg didn’t mention that a big chunk of the content fact-checkers have been flagging is not political speech, but the low-quality spammy clickbait that Meta platforms have commodified.

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Ginette Blondel worked without a licence or oversight for alleged war criminal Rifaat al-Assad

Former Chelsea owner went from humble beginnings to a life of superyachts, sprawling mansions … and then sanctions

A survey into people's attitudes to the health of British politics from leading investigative journalists who write about lobbying and dark money