Media
Poland moves to free state media from previous government’s political control
Donald Tusk’s new government has made it a priority to restore objectivity and free expression in state media.
The New European to sue Michelle Mone after legal ‘threats’ over PPE links coverage
“We were forced to spend several thousand pounds of costs in legal fees responding to her mendacious threats. We want our money back."
Laurence Fox comments about Ava Evans tops Ofcom complaints list for 2023
The incident beat Bridgerton star Adjoah Andoh’s remarks made during ITV’s coverage of the King’s coronation to the top spot.
Brian Cox signs off Newsnight in the most Logan Roy way possible
"I hope you have an amazing festive season wherever you are and whatever you're doing. And now, just… f*** off."
Ofcom rules GB News show breached due impartiality rules
A ruling issued on Monday found an episode of the network’s show The Live Desk on July 7 2023 broke two parts of the code on due impartiality.
Admiration for BBC presenter floods in as full clip of middle finger salute is released
"Give her all my license fee"
Judge accepts evidence that Piers Morgan knew about phone hacking at The Mirror
Mr Morgan was editor of the Daily Mirror between 1995 and 2004.
Question Time’s right-wing bias in the spotlight… again
Is this about having guests who specialise in generating polarising controversy, or conscious or unconscious right-wing bias? You decide.
Duke of Sussex awarded £140,600 in phone hacking claim against Mirror Group
Harry sued the tabloid newspaper publisher at the High Court claiming it was involved in unlawfully gathering his personal information.