The Guardian’s journalism has been shortlisted across 11 categories by two of the UK’s most prestigious journalism awards.
The British Journalism Awards have shortlisted Guardian writers in sport, politics and foreign affairs, while the Keep it in the Ground project has been nominated for campaign of the year and the HSBC Files is up for investigation of the year.
Meanwhile, the Guardian’s Long Read section, launched this year, has racked up seven nominations across six categories in the Foreign Press Association Media Awards, which have also recognised G2’s coverage of women who marry Islamic State fighters.
The full list of Guardian nominations is:
British Journalism Awards
Campaign of the year: Keep It in the Ground, the Guardian
Foreign affairs journalism: Patrick Kingsley
Investigation of the year: The HSBC Files, the Guardian
Politics journalism: Patrick Wintour, Nicholas Watt and Severin Carrell
Sport journalism: Owen Gibson
Foreign Press Association Media Awards
News story of the year – print and web: Sandra Laville
Feature story of the year (print and internet): Martin Chulov, Guardian Long Read; Nabeelah Jaffer, G2, the Guardian
Sport story of the year: David Goldblatt, Guardian Long Read
Science story of the year: Oliver Burkeman, Guardian Long Read; Ian Sample, Guardian Long Read
Travel/tourism story of the year: Christopher de Bellaigue, Guardian Long Read
Arts/culture story of the year: Jordan Kisner, Guardian Long Read
