Kay Burley snubs Jeremy Hunt bid to make her chief spinner should he land PM job, report claims
Kay Burley has rejected a bid from Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to become his chief spinner if he lands the…
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BBC puts focus on improving public perception around its news impartiality for upcoming year
Improving public perception around its news impartiality is one of the BBC’s four priorities for the year ahead, according to…
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BBC apologises and pays damages to Ukranian president over claim he paid to extend Trump talks
The BBC has apologised to Ukranian president Petro Poroshenko and agreed to pay him damages after wrongly claiming he had…
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BBC radio staff warn against ‘unworkable’ plan to cut costs by merging World Tonight and Newshour teams
BBC radio journalists have warned against plans to merge presenting and production staff at The World Tonight and Newshour that…
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Talkradio admits George Galloway shows ‘crossed the line’ as Ofcom threatens sanctions over impartiality breach
Ofcom could hit Talkradio with a “statutory sanction” after it found that George Galloway broke broadcast impartiality rules in two…
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John Inverdale predicts next ‘battleground’ for radio will be live sports rights as commercial stations boom
BBC broadcaster John Inverdale has said commercial sports radio could boom within the next decade and that “exclusive rights” to…
By BBC director Lord Hall says ‘mainstream media’ has become ‘term of abuse’ in wider assault on free expression
The phrase “mainstream media” has become a “term of abuse” and part of a wider assault on freedom of expression,…
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Lorraine Kelly wins £1.2m tax battle after judge rules she is ‘theatrical artist’ and not ITV employee
TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has won a £1.2m battle with HMRC after a tax tribunal judge ruled she was a…
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