The International Network of Street Papers last week selected The Independent on Sunday writer Jonathan Owen for its 2013 Special Award.

Zoo, Nuts and Front will only be sold to over 18s

Their cover image of Dzhokhar Tsarnev sparked outcry and calls to boycott the magazine

Newspapers that are vehemently opposed to a Parliament-approved royal charter on press regulation are at odds with the views of their own readers, a YouGov survey has found.

Sports journalism is mourning the loss of one of its great characters with the death, announced on Monday, of Norman de Mesquita at the age of 81.

Times Newspapers Ltd accepted allegations of threats by Flight Lieutenant Owen Morris were incorrect

A leading supermarket is threatening to withdraw lads’ mags from shelves unless they are wrapped in sealed covers that hide their explicit content.

The Financial Times' owner Pearson put its Merger Market business up for sale yesterday, saying it did not fit the group's focus on education and learning, but reiterated it will not sell the flagship newspaper.

Journalist admits  ‘terrible’ mistake after claiming President Higgins was homosexual

As it’s July, thousands of students and recent graduates are currently running around fetching coffee, picking up dry-cleaning and taking on a whole host of other menial tasks as they enjoy (or is that endure?) a summer internship. And if they’re lucky, they might even learn a thing or two.

Campaigners bolstered by Sun editor’s decision to ‘reinvent’ its most famous and controversial fixture for the 21st century

Former president of the White House Correspondents' Association paved way for other women in journalism over 57-year career

Media mogul writes to MP Keith Vaz to retract 'totally incompetence' remark

The Guardian and Observer newspapers slumped to an operating loss of £31m in the year to March but that was an improvement on a year ago when the papers lost £44m.

From a brutal massacre to the fate of ice-cream parlours in Damascus, the senior BBC foreign reporter is treading in some illustrious footsteps. Nick Duerden meets Lyse Doucet