Mutiny at the BBC: “Almost everyone has left. No one does any journalism”
After BBC chairman Richard Sharp’s appearance before a select committee, the mood has turned from despondency to rage.
ByAfter BBC chairman Richard Sharp’s appearance before a select committee, the mood has turned from despondency to rage.
ByIf parliament is serious about standards, it should make the fourth estate stronger.
ByAfter the liberal Emma Tucker, the newspaper’s appointment of Ben Taylor as editor could mean a rightwards shift.
ByWith relentlessly miserable weather and inspiration running dry, the last thing I need is a digital doppelgänger.
ByIn her performances – and in her Golden Globes acceptance speech – the 61-year-old actress tells us so much about…
ByThis interview was the prerogative of two ex-public school boys. The rest of us, less privileged, can only watch.
ByAn old documentary clip of the 52-year-old broadcaster rapping made him an unexpected TikTok sensation.
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ByIt doesn’t matter what you think of Meghan. What matters is what you think about women.
ByThe former Tory aide’s lecture to Newsnight staff over impartiality has intensified concerns over his role at the broadcaster.
ByFive ways in which you can fight the rise of media bullshit.
ByAren’t the right supposed to be against intimidating people into silence?
ByThe beloved Bolton comic, now going on tour for the first time in over a decade, became a national phenomenon…
ByNot only did I feel like a bully, I enjoyed feeling like a bully. But is reality TV the right place…
ByFor 100 years, the BBC has informed and infuriated. Would Britain be Britain without it?
ByAt best, it’s an unhelpful reminder of the financial issues we face. At worst it’s cynically capitalising on our anxieties.
ByI do not want to see him eat a kangaroo’s penis. I do not want to see spiders crawl into…
ByWith austerity looming, a review is investigating whether journalists have been prone to bias and misleading analogies.
ByControversy-ridden Mock the Week is the latest show to bite the dust – is it any wonder when politics is…
ByHow the once downmarket tabloid began lighting up a gloomy news agenda.
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