British journalism

British journalism is the practice of reporting news and information in the UK, characterized by a diversity of media outlets, including newspapers, television, radio, and online platforms. It encompasses a range of styles, from investigative reporting to opinion pieces. The industry is governed by a mix of self-regulation and government oversight, with a focus on accuracy, impartiality, and accountability. Major national newspapers often have distinct political affiliations, influencing their editorial choices. Journalists adhere to ethical standards, although challenges like misinformation and press freedom continue to shape the landscape of British journalism.