‘Fake news’ seen as mere ‘nuisance’ by young people, new Reuters Institute study finds
So-called “fake news” is seen as “more of a nuisance than a democratic meltdown” by young people, according to new…
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Sky’s Lewis Goodall to join BBC Newsnight as policy editor
Sky News political correspondent Lewis Goodall is joining Newsnight as the nightly BBC Two current affairs show’s policy editor. Goodall…
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Channel 4 to host snap Brexit debate over suspension of Parliament
Channel 4 has today announced that it will host a live hour-long debate on Brexit and Boris Johnson’s suspension of…
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Sophy Ridge on Sunday moves to earlier slot in scheduling battle with Marr
Sophy Ridge on Sunday has moved to an earlier time on Sky News in an ongoing scheduling battle with BBC…
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BBC launches new half-hour politics show fronted by Andrew Neil
The BBC is launching a new BBC Two politics show fronted by Andrew Neil. The Andrew Neil Show will run…
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Give broadcasters ‘regular access’ to politicians ‘to protect media plurality’, says Channel 4 News editor
The editor of Channel 4 News has said all broadcasters must have “regular access” to senior politicians “in order to…
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Channel 4 news boss Dorothy Byrne’s MacTaggart Lecture in full
Thank you very much indeed for the great honour of being the first old lady to be invited to deliver…
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Channel 4 news boss labels Johnson and Corbyn ‘cowards’ for avoiding TV interviews
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn are “cowards” for avoiding TV interviews, Channel 4’s head of news…
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