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When Facts Become Offensive & Scrutiny Becomes a “Witch Hunt” - Guardian, BBC Woman's Hour & Jason Arday
A weekly round-up of stories that raised questions about accuracy, impartiality and trust in journalism | 11–17 August 2026
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Why Are Journalists Still Afraid of Trans People? BBC Three Counties, LBC and Jeremy Vine (Channel 5)
A weekly round-up of stories that raised questions about accuracy, impartiality and trust in journalism | 3–9 August 2026
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When Journalism Presents Contested Beliefs as Settled Facts: Féile, Labour Women's Conference and Sophie Cunningham
A weekly round-up of stories that raised questions about accuracy, impartiality and trust in journalism | 27 July–2 August 2026
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July 2026
Media Bias Comes in Many Guises: London Trans Pride, Féile and NHS Scotland
A weekly round-up of stories that raised questions about accuracy, impartiality and trust in journalism | 20–26 July 2026
Jul 26
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Trusted By Whom? The Battle Over British News
A new media Green Paper proposes prioritising “trusted” news sources online. But with trust in journalism already low, should the Government influence…
Jul 24
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Amnesty, the BBC and The Bookseller: When Does Journalism Become Activism?
A weekly round-up of the stories raising questions about accuracy, impartiality and trust in journalism | 13 -19 July 2026
Jul 19
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Should the Government Decide What Counts as 'Trusted' Journalism?
The Government's new Media Green Paper proposes giving greater prominence to 'trusted' news sources on social media. Rob Watson explores the…
Jul 17
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A new chapter for Seen in Journalism
Meet our new Director, Janet Murray, hear about our plans for the future and find out how you can get involved
Jul 16
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March 2026
Matt Brittin, the Guides, the Olympics, more trans crime, and the cruelty of the CPS
Media coverage overview March 21-28
Mar 29
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The journalists who fudged on female spaces for years
And now blame public confusion for their decision to stick with activist terms
Mar 28
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Thoughts on BBC leadership
Whither sex and gender coverage
Mar 25
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Matt Brittin - what's next for the BBC on sex and gender coverage
Guest insights from a recent, very long-term staffer
Mar 25
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