Former BBC chairman’s message to Government: British people love the broadcaster
Lord Grade was chairman of the corporation between 2004 and 2006.
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‘One in five chance’ of Chancellor meeting growth target, think tank warns
Niesr is forecasting UK growth of around 1.5 per cent this year compared to the Chancellor's aim of 2.7 per cent.
Protesters urge Government to reunite child refugees with families
Campaigners have criticised MPs for voting against a Lords amendment.
Johnson aide should sort out feud with journalists, says Morgan
The Culture Secretary said Lee Cain should meet Westminster correspondents after disagreements prompted a boycott of a Number 10 briefing.
Dominic Cummings is creating his own Ministry of Truth
As Britain heads into one of the most important political years in recent history the very essence of truth appears to be at stake at the hands of a Ministry of Truth managed and operated by a non-elected official.
Dutch city flies Scottish flag in place of Union Jack
The deputy mayor of Leeuwarden tweeted: "Bye bye Britain (England). Hello Scotland!"
Dominic Raab backed efforts to “defend media freedom” just days before press walk out
The UN coalition warned journalists are becoming more vulnerable to surveillance by the State.
Labour frontbencher hits back after being called a ‘tart’ for off-the-shoulder dress
Shadow culture secretary Tracy Brabin was criticised for wearing an off-the-shoulder dress in the Commons.
Tory MP criticised by Jewish leaders for appearance with far-right politicians
Speakers at a National Conservatism conference in Rome included Hungary’s far-right prime minister Viktor Orban.