Met Police says terror investigation ongoing over journalist’s tweets
Asa Winstanley's home was raided, phones and computer equipment were seized.
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‘Unsustainable status quo’: AI companies and publishers respond to Govt copyright consultation
Opt-out proposal like burglars being allowed unless banned by sign on front door, one response says.
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Dow Jones spikes NUJ negotiations to recognise News UK-funded ‘News Union’
The NUJ said the agreement was "cynical" and represented "the worst traditions of union busting".
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Carole Cadwalladr dropped by Tortoise ahead of Observer takeover
Last edition of The Observer published by Guardian Media Group will be Easter Sunday, 20 April.
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On the picket line at Guardian: ‘Observer, Observer, James Harding don’t deserve her!’
Grayson Perry, Stewart Lee and Mick Lynch among the high-profile names supporting the Guardian/Observer strike.
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Lord Kinnock joins chorus of concern for future of The Observer
Former Labour leader tells Press Gazette: "I can’t be sure that Tortoise has the capacity or the inclination to sustain…
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Reach ends year with more redundancies but reports net increase in staff
As some Sunday teams shed jobs Mullen says Reach will end 2024 with more staff than it started.
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Guardian strike: Staff agree 48-hour walkout over Observer sale to Tortoise
Journalists have opted for a 48-hour stoppage next month, with a second possibly to follow.
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