The Guardian won awards for feature writing and sports journalism at the Press Gazette’s British journalism awards on Thursday night.
Sirin Kale award features journalism to pieces including her work on life and death in English motherhood of the orphan and questions in persuading Michael Stone to kill.
The judges said: “Sirin’s work is a masterwork in blending beautiful writing with meticulous research to deliver an absolute piece of journalistic legend.”
Guardian business reporter Rob Davies and football correspondent Jacob Steinberg, in collaboration with Simon Lock of the Bureau of investigative journalism, won the sports journalism award. a series of investigations in the financial business of former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.
The judges said: “This exceptional work, which doggedly followed others seemed to forget the strategic story, exposing the less wholesome machinations behind the profitable world of football.”
He was not named by the Guardian press two days of striking action on the proposed sale of Observant to Tortoise Media.
They shared a statement about the night that said: “We’re so disappointed that we can’t be with you tonight, but we want to thank the Press Gazette and the judges for giving us a brief, and also our revenue for their nominees. impressive work “
Channel 4 News has been named news provider of the year at the British Journalism Awards 2024 for its first-hand journalism from Gaza, coverage of the Post Office scandal and undercover reporting on the UK general election.
The Sunday Times political editor, Caroline Wheeler, won the journalist of the year award for her work on the infected blood scandal and also won in the political journalism category. The Sun won in two categories – the trophy and the investigation of the year – for its work uncovering the allegations and charges against former BBC anchor Huw Edwards.
The Sun was awarded in two categories (scope and investigation of the year) for its work in uncovering the allegations and subsequent charges against Huw Edwards.
The BBC won in four categories. Laura Kuenssberg was named Interviewer of the Year for her interviews with Michelle Mone and Rachel Reeves on her Sunday morning program, the Radio 4 team won the crime and legal journalism category for her work investigating a wanted people smuggler, and the Panorama team won the social affairs, diversity and inclusion journalism award to disclose allegations of abuse and misuse of the Abercrombie & Fitch brand.