In tomorrow's New Statesman, BBC director of television Roger Mosey and Joan Bakewell ride to the corporation's defence.

Self-regulation is the only way to ensure that journalist don't end up with less of a right to free expression than anyone else.

But trust in the corporation has nearly halved since 2003.

Why we should feel sorry for the Conservative MP.

Sometimes big stories can be ignored by news organisations because there is corruption, and sometimes because they simply can’t be stood up. So when did we start putting so much trust in Twitter rumours and David Icke?

The writer and former England rugby international Brian Moore says he isn’t at all surprised the DJ’s victims didn’t speak up earlier. As long as victims live in fear of not being listened to, they won’t talk.

The director general of the BBC failed to convince MPs that he was not guilty of wilful blindness.

The BBC has serious questions to answer, but there were other institutions that allowed Jimmy Savile to commit his atrocities, too.

Stephen Colbert interviews Morrissey.

The cartoonist's take on the scandal over the late BBC presenter.

Research shows that the BBC failed to report the objections to the legislation found in other media outlets.

"It’s frankly only natural that Democrats would counter with their own mythical Obama — still invisible, but this time sitting on a significantly different chair."

Åsne Seierstad questions a system that gives Anders Breivik publicity.

Broadcaster denies claims that Newsnight Scotland is biased towards the Scottish National Party.