Britain’s recognition of the disgraceful reality facing brave journalists around the world is belated and limited, but welcome

In seeking to combat mainstream media output, which they regard as a form of fake news, readers have become ready recipients of fake news themselves

Bid is likely to face challenges from shareholders and regulators, and involve title mergers and staff cutbacks

Seedy legal plea to name couple filmed having sex by police officer Adrian Pogmore is anything but a matter of high principle

The UK’s popular newspapers need to address editorial tone and quality if they are to attract younger readers and compete with social media

Partisan newspapers continually try to highlight bias among broadcasters, and MPs need few lessons in criticising the BBC

Exasperated Tory leaning media have been trying to divert attention from a beleaguered leader by offering anti-Corbyn material

Unlike ‘retiring’ Duke of Edinburgh, Corbyn has never been given a free pass by the press, none of his mistakes excused

Newspapers on both sides of the Atlantic urge caution over attack and express doubts Donald Trump had thought through its implications

UK’s national newspapers sympathise with the prime minister over her failure to condemn the US president’s ban

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

The rest of the press grasps that the supreme court stood up for parliamentary sovereignty, but the Mail continues to assault the judiciary... and Gina Miller

Former Mail newspapers’ executive Guy Zitter explains how it might be possible to regain advertising revenue, whether online or in newsprint