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Riots threats against journalists prompt new safety measures
NCTJ to launch new training resource after editor’s first-hand account
Bursary launched in memory of journalism trainer after death aged 32
Journalist died last year after brain aneurysm
Top students and trainees added to NCTJ awards shortlist
Ceremony to take place in Manchester in April
Recent journalism graduate bags interview with Prime Minister
Journalist now working as LDR at regional daily
Regional daily editor honoured by his former university
Journalist trained at institution
Journalism teaching jobs at risk in £50m university cutbacks
Acclaimed training college faces redundancies
School which trains disabled journalists threatened with closure
Centre runs NCTJ-accredited courses
Reporter jobs on offer after NCTJ saves commmunity news funding
Recruitment process under way
NQJ pass rate rises again as 86 journalists become seniors
Full list of successful NQJ candidates and award winners
NCTJ steps in to save community news funding after Facebook axe
Training body commits initial £450,000 investment from its reserves
Apprentices praise publisher’s ‘focus on community’
Trio pleased with progress at company
Former US broadcaster to lead new sports journalism course
Lecturer moves across Pennines for new role
Four journalism trainers hired in university’s recruitment spree
International journalists taken on
Journalism trainer switches universities after four years
New role for former regional editorial chief
Journalism ‘becoming more London-centric’ says NCTJ report
Survey reveals sharp fall in proportion of journalists employed in regional press