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Rather than pretending that “cultural diversity” is threatened by UK TV, the EU should learn from Britain’s success.
Advertisers should not be encouraged to judge a media outlet’s “values”, if that idea takes hold the left stands to lose the most.
The lesson for Tim Davie from this week’s revelations is inescapable: he needs to rethink his own job.
Unregulated social media has fuelled a culture of conspiracy theories and harassment.
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s Richard II, refers to the whole of Britain – has run in the NS since 1934.
Viewers witnessing his initial collapse was inevitable, but social media could have stopped the traumatic images that followed.
Creating a stir may be easy, but as the small group of 120 journalists will discover, building a genuine alternative is a different matter.
A paid-for newsletter where he can write 6,000-word rants while ignoring the requests of MPs suits Cummings down to the ground.
A year ago, the odds of the government paying any attention to the boring detail of whether Dacre is actually qualified for the job would have been zero.
The Ofcom interview panel declared the former Daily Mail editor "not appointable", but that won't stop Boris Johnson.
