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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China bans BBC World News TV channel in response to Ofcom ban on China Global TV
Ofcom has revoked the UK broadcasting licence of Chinese state-backed channel China Global Television Network (known as CGTN). The move,…
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From tea boy to top dog: CNBC International president John Casey on Covid-19, Brexit and TV journalism diversity
John Casey may have had 26 years of experience climbing from the “lowest rank” to the very top of business…
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Andrew Neil sets out anti ‘woke’ vision for GB News as channel faces campaign for advertising boycott
Andrew Neil set out his anti “woke” vision for GB News on the same day that the channel faced an…
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News UK TV: Murdoch-owned channel will be streamed live and on-demand rather than over airwaves
News UK has revealed it will launch a nightly entertainment show this spring after months of speculation about its plans…
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BBC eyes subscription solution to tackle Global News funding shortfall
The BBC has suggested it could look into launching a subscription model for its global news services after seeing other…
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BBC fined £28,000 for contempt after recording and broadcasting clip of court hearing on Microsoft Teams
The BBC has been fined £28,000 for contempt of court after “a catalogue of serious errors” resulted in the recording…
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