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News A thank you to our community: JournalismUK wins Best B2B Newsletter Award We are celebrating, but we won't get complacent: please continue to support our work to help us become the best we can be By Jacob Granger • 2 min read
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Photo by Arlington Research / Unsplash News Honest feedback from journalism graduates: Five ways newsrooms can offer better work experience Don't let students feel like a burden on busy editors, say recent work experience students By Aninda Provati • 3 min read
Jaldeep Katwala, director of the Sir Lenny Henry Centre at Birmingham City University. News Who gets to shape the national conversation? Shining a light on BBC Radio 4’s diversity gap Seventy years on air and not a single black British main presenter has hosted the BBC's agenda-setting radio shows, The Today Programme or Any Questions? By Jaldeep Katwala • 6 min read
Psychotherapist and Sky Sports senior producer James Scurry News Could the news industry pool mental health support like it does with its camera crews? Psychotherapist and Sky News freelance producer James Scurry invites you to be part of an industry-wide intervention to break the cycle of trauma in the news By James Scurry • 5 min read
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