Newspapers
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Letters: Section 40 would uphold standards of accuracy in journalism in a way that current regulation does not
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Endlessly curious writer and editor who gave the Spectator magazine its lively shape and tone
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New study finds newsprint newspapers are read for an average of 40 minutes per day, outstripping by a wide margin time spent on online reading
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Let us not forget that too many reporters, photographers and bloggers around the world lose their liberty, and their lives, simply for trying to do their job
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Newspapers from around the world document the turmoil in the United States, as people demonstrate against the travel ban imposed by Donald Trump
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The genial chair of the culture, media and sport committee has fake news, Channel 4 and section 40 in his sights
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Two historic Greek newspapers, including Ta Nea, will cease publication, because owner Lambrakis Press Group is ‘lacking any available resources’
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Former magazine editor dies suddenly at his home in Northamptonshire
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This week Morgan has taken on the Women’s March, argued with Ewan McGregor, and boasted about being Donald Trump’s best British friend. Why does he do it? Does he even believe what he says?
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But the Mail maintains that its story about the footballer’s charity was vindicated by a charity commission inquiry which followed publication of its investigation
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London university’s journalistic alumni to speak at birthday celebration
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We look at how the nation’s media covered the government being told by the supreme court that it could not leave the EU without parliamentary approval
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There’s been much hand-wringing about how the media should deal with the Trump administration. First of all: don’t get distracted
Peter Preston on press and broadcasting The power of the press can’t hold populism down