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Freelance journalist Caroline Harrap reflects on what she learned in 2022 – with tips on how to survive (and even thrive) as a freelance.

"Those who moved fast over the past five years will come out on top, and those who didnt will struggle, fire staff, and disappoint customers and advertisers with clunky sites, second-grade apps, and increasingly thin newspapers theyll still try to charge the earth for."

This World Mental Health Day, and beyond, we need to make health and well-being for all in journalism an industry priority.

BBC News is one of the most watched news channels in the UK, as per Ofcom's reports. Here we have a rundown of its current main presenters.

The option adds live sports to The Roku Channel within premium subscriptions for the first time.

Sky's Stuart Ramsay has revealed how he was left "in tears" after returning home from Ukraine after realising he had been shot seven times.

The directors of Headlines Network announce two guides for journalists on how to look after their mental health, produced in collaboration with Mind.

"The wind blew across my face and through my eyes and a single tear came out."

Two mental health experts and two newsroom leaders speak about the impact of vicarious trauma on journalists amid the Ukraine war.

Experts working with the Headlines Network offer advice looking at how journalists can tackle mental health issues they encounter in UK newsrooms.