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The collapse of the information ecosystem poses profound risks for humanity

Lydia Polgreen

The viral spread of misinformation, widening news deserts and the proliferation of fake news will threaten life as we know it

Published: 6:17 PM

Published: 6:17 PM
How local 'fake news' websites spread 'conservative propaganda' in the US

Published: 6:00 PM
Robert Armstrong, former Guardian rugby correspondent, dies aged 76

Published: 5:35 AM

German newspaper investigates new owner over Stasi informer role

Berliner Zeitung’s Holger Friedrich admits working for East German secret police

Published: 11:27 PM
New York Times editor says Trump has put his reporters’ lives at risk

Published: 6:00 PM
Terry O’Neill obituary

Published: 5:05 AM

‘Climate of fear’: Nigeria intensifies crackdown on journalists

Activists warn muzzling of press under President Buhari could herald return to dark days of military rule

Published: 9:47 PM

Kim Darroch: inquiry into diplomatic cables leak ongoing, says Met

Material passed around other news outlets before it appeared in Mail on Sunday, senior officer says

Published: 8:18 AM
Newsquest bids for JPI to create UK regional press powerhouse

Exclusive: firm usurps Daily Mirror owner to become frontrunner, say sources

Published: 1:29 AM

Northern Echo sorry for publishing obituary of man who was alive

Family of Charlie Donaghy say newspaper did not contact them to check if he was dead

Published: 11:54 PM

The Essex lorry deaths are not just ‘tragic’. They’re political

Imogen Dobie

The language of grief always frames such incidents, masking the question of culpability, says migration academic Imogen Dobie

Published: 4:35 AM

Published: 4:35 AM

Arifa Akbar appointed as the Guardian’s chief theatre critic

Katharine Viner congratulates ‘wonderful’ arts writer who is already a vital contributor to the paper

Published: 9:52 PM
'Attack on the media': Vanuatu newspaper boss has work visa refused

Dan McGarry believes visa was rejected because of his paper’s critical coverage of government

Published: 4:32 PM

Media plans drawn: the battle to influence the UK electorate

From Facebook to WhatsApp and viral soundbites, the 2019 campaigns are as much about algorithms as policies

Published: 6:00 PM
Michael Billington is a titan of theatre criticism

Letter: He has written with a more influential left-of-centre perspective than any other critic since Kenneth Tynan, writes Nicholas de Jongh

Published: 4:52 AM

Published: 4:52 AM

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