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Master news attribution and referencing by following our checklist for ensuring your reporting is accurate, credible, and avoids plagiarism.

This checklist sets out the main considerations when conducting an interview remotely if an interviewee is not available for a face-to-face meeting.

This checklist sets out what journalists should do when covering a live news event, including preparation and how to respond to the unexpected.

Use this checklist to make sure you always add a human angle to news stories to help your audience identify with your content better.

Journalists must balance privacy with robust public interest reporting. This might require necessary and justified interference to ensure thorough coverage.

Journalists should always rely on facts rather than feelings. Evidence-based reporting  means your stories are built on data, documents, and witness accounts.

Quotes are a journalist’s most powerful tool. Used well, they bring stories to life, add credibility, and let audiences hear directly from sources.

This checklist is designed to help news journalists include the most important elements of a story when covering a complex issue.

Documentary making can feel daunting for new journalists. Follow a structured process to turn simple ideas into powerful visual journalism.

Use this checklist to help you create radio news and current affairs programmes that effectively meet the information needs of your target audience.

To conduct an insightful interview you must be well-prepared, having carried out thorough research, be focused on the topic, and be an attentive listener.

When writing news you need to put the most important information at the top so that the audience is informed even if they only catch the headline and summary.