Arron Banks suing Carole Cadwalladr for libel is free speech concern, High Court hears
[UPDATE: Carole Cadwalladr wins libel battle with Arron Banks using public interest defence] Prominent Brexit donor Arron Banks’s libel case…
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Brexit and the UK news industry: 100 days on, still no travel deal for journalists
First published 1/2/21 The UK officially left the European Union on 31 January 2020 after a one-year transition period with…
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Russia report: Social media firms ‘failing to play part’ in tackling covert hostile state action
Social media companies are “failing to play their part” in defending against covert hostile state action on their platforms, such…
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Robert Peston says declining trust in BBC is bad for all impartial news providers
ITV political editor Robert Peston has said declining trust in any news provider, especially the BBC, “is bad for our…
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Judge rejects appeal for judicial review into alleged BBC ‘Brexit bias’
An appeal judge has dismissed a former BBC journalist’s crowdfunded case for a judicial review against the corporation and the…
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BBC to turn Newscast into daily podcast after success of Brexitcast
The BBC will turn Brexitcast-replacement Newscast into a daily podcast from this spring, and continue to broadcast it on TV…
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BBC backs presenter who described Brexit night crowd as ‘very white’ after complaints
The BBC has backed a presenter who described the Brexit night event in Parliament Square as “very white” after the…
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Gina Miller loses discrimination complaint over ‘monkeys’ line in Rod Liddle Sunday Times column
Businesswoman Gina Miller has lost a discrimination complaint over a column by Rod Liddle in The Sunday Times in which…
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