A Third of UK Journalists Have Changed How or What They Report Over Fears for Safety, Study Finds A concerning trend is emerging from the UK's newsrooms, one that raises questions about the very foundation of a free press.
Nearly a third of journalists have altered or avoided reporting on certain stories due to fears for their personal safety.
The study, backed by the government and conducted by Alma Economics, surveyed 531 journalists and gathered 55 in depth interviews.