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13 Aug 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
Israel must be made to provide proof for its claims. A journalist's job is to speak for the silent and not accept anything at face value.
06 Aug 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
Citing "no evidence provided" is a small step forward, but it could become a form of lazy journalism or, worse, a meaningless automatic response. Something more robust is required.
30 Jul 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
Britain's right-wing press are offering uncritical support for Trump's immigration policies, even as they infringe on civil liberties and the rule of law. It begs the question: are the Sun, Times, Mail and Express moving to back Reform?
23 Jul 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
Could the WSJ lawsuit indicate a shifting of favour within the Murdoch media empire to another Republican as the tide goes against Donald Trump?
16 Jul 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
…then two arrive at the same time. What the organisation does with these findings is crucial to its credibility and future.
09 Jul 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
There are many opportunities these days for journalists to carve out a following as traditional news outlets face a myriad of challenges.
02 Jul 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
Davie's authority has been undermined by his handling of Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set and the refusal to pick up a new documentary on Gaza. But it's the accumulation of controversies that could be his ultimate undoing.
25 Jun 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
As Reform rises in the polls and GB News becomes a legitimate competitor to news broadcasters, UK media must not repeat the same mistakes as the Americans.
18 Jun 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
It's harder to argue against the Centre for Media Monitoring report, which says the BBC is "constructing a moral universe where Israeli suffering is inherently more tragic".
11 Jun 2025
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Raymond Snoddy
The Beeb is facing accusations that it is altering content to win over Reform voters. At a time when there was never a greater need for proper journalism, the BBC cannot make another serious misjudgement.
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