Erik ten Hag branded the media a “disgrace” due to the “embarrassing” reaction to Manchester United’s dramatic FA Cup semi-final win against Coventry City on Sunday. United narrowly escaped humiliation at Wembley Stadium, but Ten Hag has come out firing in defence
President Joe Biden’s speech with leaders from Japan and the Philippines was missed by reporters after their handlers left them stranded in a hallway. The logistical blunder resulted in reporters missing Biden’s opening remarks to Philippine President Bongbong Marcos and Japanese Prime Minister
Authorities in Russia have detained six journalists across the country this month, including a journalist who covered the trials of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny for several years, media freedom organization Reporters Without Borders said Thursday. Antonina Favorskaya was detained and accused
MPs have demanded an inquiry amid accusations of alleged bias in a BBC report about the Hamas-Israel war. The allegations come after the broadcaster aired reports of alleged torture and abuse by Israeli forces at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, Gaza, on
Ghanaian journalists booed and jeered at their national team as they left the Alassane Ouattara Stadium after throwing away a two-goal lead to draw with Mozambique in a crucial AFCON group game. The dropped points put the Black Stars on the verge
Mexico’s president said Wednesday that two of four news photographers who were shot Tuesday are in serious condition, as prosecutors confirmed that a fifth journalist was shot and wounded the same day. The four photojournalists were shot near a military barracks in
Slovakia’s new government, led by populist Prime Minister Robert Fico who ended the country’s military aid for Ukraine, won a mandatory confidence vote in Parliament on Tuesday. Of the 143 lawmakers present in the 150-seat Parliament, 78 voted in favor of the
An Iranian court has reportedly sentenced two female journalists on charges of collaborating with the United States more than a year after they were arrested while covering in the in-custody death of Mahsa Amini, who was allegedly being fatally beaten by the
The BBC has declared an investigation has been launched into the corporation’s Arabic language service after a number of journalists there were accused of anti-Israeli bias. In total seven reporters, one a freelancer, are the focus of the probe with BBC bosses
Two BBC journalists, Muhannad Tutunji and Haitham Abudiab, along with their BBC Arabic team, were stopped and “assaulted” by Israeli police while covering the Israel-Gaza conflict in Tel Aviv. Despite clearly identifying themselves as BBC journalists and providing their press ID cards,