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Independent Journalism Thrives Amid Media Turbulence

As trust in traditional media wanes, independent journalists are finding success with subscriber-funded newsletters and niche reporting, covering stories mainstream outlets avoid. Explore the rise of this new media landscape.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Shut Down in May

The historic Pittsburgh Post-Gazette will publish its final edition on 3 May after two decades of heavy financial losses and a recent legal ruling. Read about the end of an era for local journalism.

Global Mayors Take on Far Right and Housing Crises

Mayors from New York to Paris are tackling society's toughest issues, from housing to climate change, as they confront rising far-right pressures. Discover how local leaders are reshaping global politics.

Guardian finance editor Tom Tickell dies aged 82

Tom Tickell, the Guardian's former personal finance editor and a dedicated mental health commissioner, has passed away at 82. Read about his remarkable career and life of public service.

The 90s party that changed my career in journalism

On the verge of being fired, a London listings admin's life was transformed by a lawless, animal-loving newspaper crew at a surreal martini bar launch. Discover the night that defined a profession.

TV Journalist John Radcliffe Dies at 88

John Radcliffe, the celebrated BBC and ITV journalist known for his groundbreaking documentaries and incisive political interviews, has passed away aged 88. Explore his remarkable career.

The AI Reporter Hoax: A Global Journalism Scandal

A City AM editor's investigation into a suspicious pitch uncovers a global network of AI-generated journalism, fake identities, and the human cost of automation. Discover the shocking truth behind the bylines.

Guardian's Top 20 Long Reads of 2025 Revealed

Explore The Guardian's curated selection of the 20 finest long-form articles from 2025, featuring deep dives into Russian literature, Syria's war, and YouTube stardom. Discover in-depth journalism at its best.

Shruti Chopra Awarded Freedom of the City of London

Financial News editor Shruti Chopra receives the prestigious Freedom of the City of London award, recognising her contributions to financial journalism. Discover the ceremony details and its significance.

London council plans £90 weekly rent rise for TA tenants

Westminster City Council proposes a £90 weekly rent increase for 352 temporary accommodation households from February 2026 to tackle a £12.5m budget overspend. Over 90% of residents will be protected by housing benefit.

Local elections could be delayed again in 2025

Plans to reorganise local councils in England could push the next local elections back to 2026. Read the latest on the government's devolution agenda and its impact on voters.

County Council Elections Delayed Again Until 2027

Elections for councils serving millions in England could be postponed to 2027, sparking accusations of a political 'stitch-up'. Read the latest on the local government reorganisation delays.

Reform UK's First Council Test in Lancashire

Reform UK took control of 10 councils, including Lancashire. Seven months on, we examine the party's 'anti-woke' agenda, financial cuts, and a wave of complaints. Listen to the full report.

Six Great Reads: Future Trains & Wallaby Hunts

Explore six compelling long reads, from a visionary train journey and the search for 'Sky Boys' to the surprising hunt for wallabies in the English countryside. Discover these stories now.

Ex-Labour housing chair joins Southwark Greens

Sam Foster, former Chair of Southwark's Housing Scrutiny Commission, has left Labour for the Green Party, citing asylum and housing policies. It's the second defection in a month.

Olivia Nuzzi's Vanity Fair Future in Doubt

Political writer Olivia Nuzzi's temporary contract at Vanity Fair expires this month, with her future uncertain following a series of damaging allegations published by her ex-fiancé, Ryan Lizza. Read the full analysis.

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