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Manchester named third best city in the world
Manchester, home to our northern centre, has been named third best city in the world by Time Out magazine.
How to prepare for a journalism course
You’ve been accepted onto your dream journalism course and the start date is looming… Here’s how to prepare for a journalism course.
How to use Canva as a journalist
Being a journalist involves so much more than writing and interviewing. You can broaden your journalistic horizons by learning how to use Canva and becoming a visual storyteller.
How I got into… investigative journalism
Investigative reporter and News Associates alumna Vicky Gayle shares how she got into investigative journalism.
How I got into… political journalism
We spoke with Alex Brown, Westminster correspondent at The Scotsman and News Associates alumnus, about how he got into political journalism.
A guide to organisations and resources supporting journalists
Whether you’re already working in journalism or just starting out, here is a guide to organisations and resources supporting journalists in their careers.
Covering the London local elections: a day in the life of our trainees
The London local elections were the perfect opportunity for our trainees to get stuck in and report on the action as it happened.
Top takeaways from our sports journalism panel
We invited a panel of talented guest speakers to talk to aspiring journalists about what it takes to make it in the world of sports journalism.
How to fact-check as a journalist
In the age of digital news and social media, why is tackling misinformation so important and how do you fact-check as a journalist?