Ella Devereux Riley 3: Our media landscape British journalism is not ok. Local news has been absolutely gutted in recent years, with publishers having laid off hundreds of journalists. Specialist media is having to adapt or die against dwindling advertisement revenues. Meanwhile,

Ella Devereux Riley With all that aside, I'm not unemployed: I took the comms pill. A couple of weeks ago, I joined the Royal College of Emergency Medicine's communications team! Surprising, perhaps given how many times I have cursed the name of various press officers in my years...

A new capitalist nightmare just dropped

I didn’t time this intentionally like this - but as an ex-Reach journalist the news of even more redundancies is heartbreaking and, ultimately, a perfect example of what I’m talking about here

We are on the South Coast this weekend at the Liberal Democrats Party Conference in Bournemouth. RCEM Vice President Salwa Malik will be here to tomorrow meet with MPs and hear how they plan to address the biggest issues facing our members in EDs across the U.K.

Exceedingly depressing that the current least-worst option for Gaza is putting Tony Blair in charge of all fucking people