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Reporter - Telegraph and Argus
Application Deadline: 1 June 2026 Department: Editorial Location: Bradford
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Thank you to those who applied previously. Unfortunately, we cannot accept repeat applications at this time
Are you an ambitious reporter with a passion for digital journalism and a keen eye for compelling stories?
The Telegraph & Argus in Bradford is seeking a talented journalist to join our team covering one of the UK’s busiest news patches.
Key Responsibilities
You will work across communities in Bradford, using traditional reporting skills along with cutting-edge bespoke AI tools to create impactful journalism and deliver high-quality content for our daily and weekly titles, as well as the T&A’s ever-growing online audiences.
You will also have special responsibility for covering Keighley – the largest town in the Bradford district – and providing stories for the Keighley News.
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This is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about both journalism and technology.
Your role will involve sourcing, selecting, and shaping stories using audience and content analytics, managing live blogs on breaking incidents, and uncovering hidden narratives in our communities.
You’ll ensure every article meets the highest standards of accuracy, media law compliance, and respect for privacy, blending journalistic expertise with innovative AI tools.
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
Outstanding trainees (with NCTJ prelims, including shorthand) and experienced reporters are welcome to apply.
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If you thrive in a fast-paced newsroom, can spot news trends quickly, and aspire to contribute to hard-hitting campaigns and investigations, we want to hear from you.
This is your chance to help chronicle the next chapter in Bradford’s distinguished history.
To be considered, apply with your CV and a brief covering letter
Benefits
25 days holiday + bank holidays + your birthday off Holiday buy scheme for extra flexibility Structured career progression & ongoing training Pension plan Employee Helpline counselling and advice Perks & discounts including: Gym membership Cycle to Work scheme Eye care Retail discounts Team building days & annual volunteer charity day
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