BBC says ‘flagship’ hosts like Lineker and Lord Sugar must be impartial when shows are on air
Among the hosts named are Gary Lineker, Lord Alan Sugar and Fiona Bruce.
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Charted: The biggest news topics of summer 2023
How coverage of the European heatwave and wildfires matched up to other big stories.
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John Ryley calls time on ‘supine’ royal reporting, Westminster gossip and GB News ads boycott
Ryley also said SNP and Lib Dems should be dropped from TV leadership debates.
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New Full Fact CEO: Fact-checkers may need ‘to be a bit more rock and roll’
Chris Morris says it's best not to "get too po-faced" about inaccuracies but wants to boost Full Fact's profile.
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25 years on, live blogs top most-read lists for BBC, Guardian and Sky
Not just for breaking news, daily live blogs on the Ukraine war and cost of living are also working.
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Ex-Sun editor David Yelland on PR: Lying is ‘far less common than you’d think’
Yelland and former No 10 comms chief Simon Lewis talk PR and journalism ahead of their podcast launch.
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Former BBC and NYT boss Mark Thompson named CEO and chair of CNN
Thompson said he spent years watching CNN "with a mixture of admiration and envy".
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BBC’s Newscast becomes seven-day operation with Laura Kuenssberg and Paddy O’Connell at weekends
For the first time the BBC's "premier news podcast" will run seven days a week.
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