Ofcom chair Michael Grade: “My opinions are valueless here – it’s liberating”
The Tory peer is 79, doesn’t use social media and abhors “woke apparatchiks”. Is he the man to regulate Big…
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Phil Jones’s Diary: Climate change up close, the nightmares of history and working with my old friend Jeremy Vine
Dying trees on a trip to Germany are a reminder that politicians are doing too little to address the climate…
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Mirror of the nation
For 100 years, the BBC has informed and infuriated. Would Britain be Britain without it?
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A farewell to Ian Jack – a peerless reporter of British life
With his mastery of technical detail and direct style, many journalists rated Jack the greatest of his generation.
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Inside the BBC reckoning over its economic coverage
With austerity looming, a review is investigating whether journalists have been prone to bias and misleading analogies.
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Gary Lineker: “The BBC can’t stop me talking about politics”
The Match of the Day presenter on impartiality, disapproval over his pay, and the freedom of podcasting.
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Have I Got News For You creator: “Being good on telly is not necessarily a good CV for being prime minister”
Jimmy Mulville, co-founder of Hat Trick Productions, wants no credit for Boris Johnson’s career but wouldn’t have him back on…
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The unlikely revival of the Daily Star
How the once downmarket tabloid began lighting up a gloomy news agenda.
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