Media
Tory MP says Government should not attack BBC
The comments come after a Downing Street source said the Tories will 'whack' the BBC.
Diminished BBC would weaken UK, chairman warns
Sir David Clementi will say putting the BBC behind a paywall would lead to it no longer being the public service the nation values.
Burgon calls for Labour to print free tabloid newspaper for commuters
Burgon said the party needs to improve their media strategy as they seek to win back voters.
Telegraph columnist says Oxbridge places are being “stolen by disadvantaged students” in satirical piece
She joked state school pupils should be sectioned in the "ugly modernist" St Catherine's college in the satirical adaption of "A Modest Proposal".
Is the BBC good value for money?
We present the arguments for and against the license fee.
Former BBC chairman’s message to Government: British people love the broadcaster
Lord Grade was chairman of the corporation between 2004 and 2006.
BBC and Mail Online account for almost half of time spent on news websites during election
The researchers said the figures showed the importance of a “small handful” of UK news websites and the “winner-takes-most” nature of the market.
BBC risks going the same way as Blockbuster, Culture Secretary says
The Government’s role is to help broadcasters ‘be better prepared to meet the challenges of the digital age,’ Baroness Morgan says.
BBC TV licence fee set to rise
The change was announced on Monday.