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The claim that Brexit had anything to do with the vaccine roll-out has been shown to be untrue, something the BBC appear to have missed.

Zoom Rockman said in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks, publishers “should care” about death threats directed toward their cartoonists.

Dominic Cummings said there were suspicions of "possible corruption" in terms of his relationship with the Evening Standard editor.

A recent dispatch documented the plight of Palestinian families being forced from their homes in the West Bank.

He will create and present a new series showcasing the "power of Britain around the world" as well hosting live specials.

Byline Times' three-year investigation into his former colleague Dan Wootton, meanwhile, didn't make it in.

TV presenter Matthew Stadlen described it as a “disgusting tweet”, to which Kelvin MacKenzie replied: “Thank you.”

“A few giant corporations dominate the public conversation. And they are constantly pushing mainstream opinion to the right.”

Nigel Farage hit out at the "totalitarian" move which was brought about due to the channel's misogynistic output.