Media
Mail on Sunday forced to issue correction following false Corbyn smear
Regulator IPSO found it was in “serious breach” of Clause 1 (accuracy) of the Editors’ Code of Practice.
Britain in line for £26 billion Brexit boom – Express claims
A look around today's papers, as the Express predict a Brexit Boom and Australian wildfires dominate front pages.
Daily Express spin retirement delay as over 65 workers contribute to job ‘boom’
A look around today's front pages, as Daily Express spin retirement delays and Meat Loaf goes vegan.
Charges in fewer than 1% of cases probed by UK’s first online hate crime unit
Some 1,851 incidents have been logged by the Scotland Yard team since April 2017.
Sending presenter by plane to meet Greta Thunberg ‘felt awkward’, says BBC
The BBC sent presenter Mishal Hussain on a return flight to Stockholm to interview the teenage climate activist.
David Jones apologises to Gary Neville following racism row
The Sky Sports host apologised for intervening in an on-air discussion about racism in the UK.
John Bercow calls for personal courtesy in Channel 4’s Alternative Christmas Message
An “opinion is no more valid because it is expressed more loudly, repeatedly or abusively”, says the former Commons speaker.
Lord Hall says people still trust the BBC
The director general claimed the fact that the corporation received complaints from the left and right of politics demonstrated it was unbiased.
France fines Google £127m for abusing ad dominance
The news comes after tech publication The Inquirer was forced to close its doors due to a decline in digital advertising.