Journalism

Members of media attacked by law enforcement officers in at least 50 separate incidents

Trust in journalists is down as newspapers face funding crisis that could reshape media landscape forever

Reporter Mark Di Stefano accused of listening in as staff at rival news organisations told of pay cuts and furloughs

UK slips to 35th in global index after violence against Northern Irish journalists

Media companies set aside rivalry to protest against government secrecy laws

Tourist destinations Cuba and Vietnam feature on the list

Women's title to move online as magazine market suffers

Green Blood study finds climate change reporting is ‘inherently dangerous’

Reuters reporters pardoned and freed after spending more than 500 days in jail for allegedly breaching Official Secrets Act

Cairncross Review says public funds should be used to rescue local journalism

Freelancer photographer captured in 2012 has appeared in a number of IS propaganda videos

The 44-year-old says he is struggling to speak native language following long captivity by militants

Bulgarian reporter becomes third EU journalist to be killed this year

UN Human Rights Council says US president’s ‘vitriolic’ rhetoric is ‘designed to undermine confidence in reporting’

Almost half of Republicans think US president has right to shut down news outlets

Concerns grow about increasing censorship by security forces

Musicians share memories as music magazine moves to become online-only publication