The second anniversary of the Hamas attack, the recent terrorist killings at a Manchester synagogue, threats to the right to protest and growing momentum behind the US peace plan have dominated news media this week, writes Paul Connew.
The Times and The Sunday Times have announced the launch of a new weekly business podcast; The Business.
US News/Media Alliance has launched a campaign to protect journalism from Big Tech.
The FT Weekend has announced it has teamed up with OpenTable for the first Business Lunch Awards.
Sam Lister has been appointed deputy editor-in-chief of the Express, working alongside new Editor-in-Chief Geoff Maynard.
The Irish News has announced it has made a series of key editorial and marketing appointments as it continues to build on its print legacy while scaling its digital-first publishing strategy.
Reform UK’s ban on Nottinghamshire Live was lifted last week in full after more than a month.
Legal professionals in law firms and corporate legal departments can accelerate decision-making through integrated expert AI document analysis.
Make openness Europe’s scientific strength: Frontiers urges action at European Parliament.
Newsquest has announced the appointment of Milly Vincent as new Somerset editor.
dmg media has awarded £10,000 of corporate sponsorship to industry charity NewstrAid, strengthening support for those in the newspaper and magazine industry facing financial hardship.
Mail Metro Media has unveiled two new dedicated social publishers that aim to shape the future of news and entertainment for young people around the world.
The Guardian has announced the launch of a new daily football quiz in the expansion of its Puzzles hub.
Kennedy Publishing has announced the launch of a new Collage + Create Regency bookazine.
The Independent and Seasoned have announced they are to mark Black History Month 2025 with series of initiatives, including a special exhibition.
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