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Date: Monday, December 15

Time: Doors open 6pm: All welcome
Drinks & mince pies to follow service
Readers include:
Anne McElvoy, Executive Editor, Politico EU 

Clive Myrie, Presenter and Foreign Correspondent, BBC

Steven Swinford, Political Editor, The Times

Katharine Viner, Editor-in-Chief, The Guardian  

We are delighted to announce our 2025 Journalists’ Charity Christmas card are ON SALE

Kindly donated by Nick Newman, Sunday Times  –  the cards will be on sale at £5 for a pack of 10 ( plus P&P)

Be sure to order them quickly as this limited edition card will sell out !

We are delighted to join forces with The Media Society to host our inaugural Christmas drinks.

Networking , music and festive fun

When: Monday,  December 8

Time: 6.30 to 8.30pm

Where : October Gallery

Tickets information coming soon 

Integrity. Authority. Empathy. The three attributes in the journalism of the late Sir Charles Wheeler identified by this year’s winner of the much prized award which bears his name and which this magazine is proud to sponsor.

And what Steve Rosenberg, our acclaimed new laureate, also identified with those three words was precisely the reason he was chosen to be the latest lauded recipient of this award. For it is those very things, integrity, authority and empathy, that shine so brightly from his own reporting that made him such an overwhelmingly popular choice.

BBC’s Steve Rosenberg receives Charles Wheeler Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcast Journalism at University of Westminster

Organised by the British Journalism Review (BJR) and the University of Westminster, with support from the Journalists’ Charity, the annual Charles Wheeler Award was presented this year to BBC News Russia editor Steve Rosenberg at the University’s historic Regent Street Cinema.

Excellence in campaigning and investigative journalism was honoured at the Society of Editors’ Media Freedom Awards held on November 12 in central London.

Picking up the award for Broadsheet Commentator of the Year was Journalists’ Charity Ambassador Yasmin Alibhai-Brown of The i Paper (pictured above)

Calling all past and present journalists and press photographers.

Here is your golden opportunity to contribute your favourite funny anecdote or media memory to a new anthology, What A Story!, and help the Journalists’ Charity.

This compilation will be published by journalists Nigel Heath and Peter Gibbs in association with the charity and half the profits will go to help it provide life-changing support at a time when journalism has never been more important.

Partnering once again with The British Journalism Review and The University of Westminster we are delighted to announce this year’s Charles Wheeler Award winner 2025 is Steve Rosenberg, BBC News Russia editor.

When: Monday October 13