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A journalist needs to be well-prepared when planning an interview. However, after all your research, try to keep the interview to three questions in order to avoid over-complication and confusion.

Master political interviews: learn to navigate scripted lines and handle evasive answers to ensure you uncover the facts the public needs to hear.

Digital noise is everywhere, but shoe-leather reporting - getting out and talking to people - remains a foundational skill for the modern journalist.

Some suggestions for journalists preparing for a job interview.

When it comes to fact-checking and adding context to news articles, journalists need to apply ‘lateral reading’ in order to broaden their knowledge.

Radio journalists must write clear scripts that weave together compelling audio clips, ensuring listeners understand a news story's significance.

The interview is one of the basic tools of journalism. You cannot be a good journalist without being a good interviewer and a careful listener.

Every news story needs at least one reliable source that is able to share information that helps the journalist get to the facts.

Learn how to construct a TV news package, from research and filming to editing and scripting, with this step-by-step guide for new journalists.

This article was written for a group of young citizen reporters from remote rural communities in Zimbabwe who were learning how to become journalists.

The Media Helping Media’s Story Builder is a simple tool created to help those who are new to journalism write informative news articles.

Check our news event coverage guide with tips on preparation, on-site reporting, ethical interviews, and capturing compelling photos and video.

When it comes to writing - not just news writing but any kind of writing - adjectives and adverbs have a bad reputation.

For news organisations to succeed, they must attract and retain audiences. The human touch is vital for building trust and engagement.

Journalists who are committed to fact-checking, as we should all be, have several methods available to help them deal with fake news.

The free training materials on Media Helping Media are all aimed at encouraging one particular kind of journalism: accurate, fact-based, impartial news reporting.

An essential part of the editorial process is to examine everything we are told to make sure it is factual.

What is news? Beyond facts, it’s the stories that truly matter to people. Explore why human interest and personal relevance are at the heart of every headline.

Discover how to create concise, compelling TV and radio packages that capture audience attention and deliver key information effectively.

Diverse perspectives and facts are vital for accurate journalism, helping to reveal the true complexity behind the news through varied viewpoints.