Journalism archive

Local justice ‘invisible’ as a result of collapse in court reporting

• Helena Spector
• 5 Sep
• Journalism

Could Cairncross help public interest law reporting? 

• Judith Townend
• 12 Feb
• Journalism

New press guidance to promote open justice in courts

• Jon Robins
• 25 Oct
• Journalism

Whistleblowers and journalists could face jail for revealing information obtained under FoI

• Jon Robins
• 15 May
• Journalism, News

The mysterious case of the vanishing court reporter

• Brian Thornton
• 7 Apr
• Journalism

Katie Hopkins: why the defamation bar is not ‘as low as my labia’

• Tom Wright
• 17 Mar
• Journalism, News

Press and public to get ‘viewing terminals’ for live-streamed court proceedings

• Judith Townend
• 8 Mar
• Journalism, News

Trump is right: stories will dry up if the press can’t use anonymous sources

• Judith Townend
• 28 Feb
• Journalism, News

Proof magazine: Living with the enemy

• Jon Robins
• 24 Feb
• Journalism, News

Proof magazine: Justice must be seen to be done

• Judith Townend
• 9 Feb
• Journalism

Leveson II needed to shine light on 1987 axe murder case

• Mehdi Shakarchi
• 12 Jan
• Journalism, Miscarriages of Justice, News, Police

Section 40: ‘The freedom of the press is under threat’

• Nicola Duemler
• 11 Jan
• Journalism, News

More than half of local newspapers don’t have a court reporter

• Jon Robins
• 25 Oct
• Journalism, News

‘A fair and balanced report opposed only by those who seek to mislead’

• Jon Robins
• 29 Nov
• Freedom of speech, Journalism, Long Read

Leveson & access to justice

• Judith Townend
• 29 Nov
• Journalism