BBC apologises to Paul Dacre and Daily Mail after bulletins wrongly stated newspaper was implicated in phone-hacking scandal
The BBC has apologised to the Daily Mail and its editor Paul Dacre after a series of news bulletins wrongly…
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ITV’s Peston on Sunday to move to new slot after evening repeat proved more popular with viewers
ITV’s current affairs show Peston on Sunday will move to a new midweek slot in the autumn. ITV News political…
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Government approves Fox bid to buy Sky on basis it sells Sky News to Disney as Comcast offer also cleared
The Government has today said that it will support Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox bid to buy Sky only on…
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Good Morning Britain runs cheeky promo on big screen right outside rival BBC Breakfast’s studios in Manchester
Good Morning Britain has cheekily provoked BBC Breakfast by running a promo for their show on a big screen right…
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Richard Madeley advocates ‘three strikes and you’re out’ rule for TV interviews after pulling plug on question-dodging Defence Secretary
TV journalist Richard Madeley wants all interviewers to adopt a “three strikes and you’re out” rule to improve the quality…
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Sky News appoints Times defence editor Deborah Haynes as new foreign affairs editor
Sky News has appointed Time defence editor Deborah Haynes as its new foreign affairs editor. Haynes’s coverage of Iraqi interpreters…
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STV staff reject request from management to delay strike ballot over mass redundancies
STV staff remain “absolutely united” against plans to cut 34 news jobs after rejecting a management request to delay a…
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Code of conduct for all journalists reporting on major incidents could be created in wake of Manchester terror attack, says IPSO boss
A code of conduct covering all media organisations across print, online and broadcast could be developed for the first time…
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