Volume 34 Number 4, December 2023
Editor Kim Fletcher
The veteran BBC correspondent Martin Bell, appearing recently on a panel to discuss the future of journalism, recalled wars in Israel in 1967 and 1973, when he and his crew had been free to go wherever they dared. He made the point to show how hard it is to achieve...
The 2023 Cudlipp Award, sponsored by the British Journalism Review in memory of former Fleet Street editor Lord (Hugh) Cudlipp, has been won by Sky News in collaboration with Tortoise Media for their investigation into the extra-parliamentary earnings of MPs. The...
Christiane Amanpour, chief international anchor for CNN, is the 2023 winner of the Charles Wheeler Award, presented by the British Journalism Review for an outstanding contribution to broadcast journalism, in memory of the celebrated BBC reporter and presenter....
Former Fleet Street editor, BJR Chairman emeritus Bill Hagerty, named Journalist Laureate 2023.
‘Mainstream media’ was once a slur used by the left. Now the most vehement abuse is coming from the other end of the political spectrum
Rupert Murdoch has announced his retirement. Has he been the brilliant buccaneer his fans describe? Or the destructive tyrant seen by critics?
As press freedom declines, Russian authorities fear women journalists pose a particular threat to their control . . . and are targeting them accordingly
I’m delighted to be proven wrong. When I started to type this piece it looked as if The Times had decided to save the price of a sketchwriter and not replace Quentin Letts after his return to the Daily Mail. It is a more natural habitat for a man of his pronounced...