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Tony Livesey facing questions over time as Daily Sport editor amid allegations against former boss David Sullivan

Livesey stepping back from presenting radio show ‘for a short period’.

By Dominic Ponsford

Mediahuis joins ‘NATO for news’ AI licensing group SPUR

FT, Telegraph, Guardian, BBC and Sky News were original founder members.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Former BBC content chief loses IPSO complaint after saying Gaza documentary mistake not her fault

IPSO rules “reasonable basis” for Telegraph’s claim that Moore was blamed for Gaza documentary.

By Alice Brooker

Irish News ‘overstated’ audience plant allegations against Stephen Nolan show, says IPSO

Title breached Editors’ Code with investigation into BBC show.

By Charlotte Tobitt

News booms on Youtube: BBC goes top as leading publishers grow 16%

Ranking of all English-language publishers on Youtube with more than one million subscribers.

By Alice Brooker

WSJ legal victory over Trump means his $10bn BBC lawsuit likely to fail

Florida court upholds principle that US libel claimants must prove malice.

By Dominic Ponsford

Lisa Nandy ‘really concerned’ by lack of complaints upheld by IPSO

Culture secretary also criticises politicians working as broadcast presenters.

By Charlotte Tobitt

Huw Edwards Sun scoop reporter explains why Channel 5 dramatisation is needed

Scarlet Howes says Channel 5 drama puts victims at heart of the story.

By Dominic Ponsford

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