Marianna Spring has become the primary target of online abuse directed at the BBC, accounting for a staggering 80% of the total abusive comments leveled at the corporation.

British presenter and international correspondent, Saima Mohsin, is taking legal action against CNN in the UK for mistreatment after serious injury on the job.

Trans Safety Network reporter Jess O’Thomson was injured by far-right protestors attacking LGBTQI activists, leaving her crushed against a pub wall.

Court rules investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr must pay legal fees and damages to businessman Arron Banks after she partially loses libel case on appeal.

Ellie Costello was left fearing for her safety and suffering from 'panic attacks' after being the target of unsolicited advances and creepy messages from ITV reality show Airline star Leo Jones.

Broadcast journalist Charlotte Lynch was arrested, searched, swabbed and jailed for five hours for covering the Just Stop Oil eco-protest.

The Delhi Police have booked journalist Saba Naqvi on allegations of “inciting violence”.

The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr wins the libel case in which she was sued by a millionaire businessman.

The judge reserved the judgement on the defamation case against award-winning journalist Carole Cadawalladr as her five-day trial concluded.

The Observer and Guardian journalist Carole Cadwalladr is being sued by a millionaire businessman Arron Banks.

Journalist Carole Cadwalladr will appear in court on Friday to defend herself against libel charges.

The European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that the UK authorities violated the right of journalist Rita Pal during her arrest and prosecution process.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's father, Stanley Johnson, was accused of groping at Tory’s conference in 2003 by Conservative Party MP Caroline Nokes.

A magistrate court slapped a five-year stalking order on far-right, islamophobic public personality Tommy Robinson on Wednesday after he threatened and abused journalist Lizzie Dearden outside her home. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) lauds the court’s decision to reprimand Robinson for his actions. We rejoice in the knowledge that the journalist’s safety and wellbeing was prioritized and Robinson’s efforts to deter Lizzie from her reportage were thwarted.

BBC journalist Fiona Irving was interrupted by seven men during her live broadcast. The men ran across the camera screaming sexist remarks against the journalist before the transmission had to be abruptly halted. Fiona took to her social media to register her protest against the incident, calling out the misogynistic culture that enables this behaviour. This comes at a time when the United Kingdom is dealing with the question of categorizing misogyny as a hate crime