Jeremy Paxman interview: Why he’s not woke, won’t ‘shitbag’ colleagues and thinks time is up for BBC licence fee
“Look,” says Jeremy Paxman sternly. “I am not going to get into the business of shitbagging my former colleagues if…
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Misleading headlines removed from ITV version of Meghan interview but CBS remains silent
Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers has demanded that CBS remove a “misleading montage” of newspaper headlines from its “Oprah with…
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Clive Myrie on GB News and impartiality: Andrew Neil is a good journalist (and Ofcom is watching)
BBC News presenter Clive Myrie will tonight blame the storming of the US Capitol in part on the country’s “toxic…
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Dow Jones boss says Google deal ‘historic shift’ but ITN CEO says ad hoc deals not enough
The chief executive of Dow Jones has described the News Corp deal with Google as a “historic shift” and “just…
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‘Freedom of speech is a hill I’m prepared to die on’, says Piers Morgan, as he leaves GMB
Piers Morgan has left Good Morning Britain (GMB) but insisted it was an “amicable” exit and that he and ITV…
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Ofcom fines Chinese state broadcaster CGTN £225,000 for biased Hong Kong protest coverage and airing forced confession
Ofcom has fined Chinese state broadcaster CGTN a total of £225,000 for breaching fairness, privacy and due impartiality requirements in…
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Ofcom says no further action required over Emily Maitlis Cummings monologue
Ofcom has said “no further regulatory action” is required over Emily Maitlis’ controversial Newsnight monologue about Dominic Cummings’ lockdown trip…
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Journalist John Ware wins first stage of £50,000 libel fight over Press Gang editor Paddy French’s ‘rogue journalism’ claim
A High Court judge has ruled an article dubbing investigative reporter John Ware’s Panorama programme into anti-Semitism in the Labour…
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