Michael Grade: Broadcasters are ‘playing politics’ and breaching impartiality rules with debate threats
A former chairman of the BBC and ITV has accused channel bosses of breaching impartiality rules by threatening to stage…
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Journalists at ITV move to ballot on strike action over two per cent pay offer
Staff at ITV have rejected the company's two per cent pay offer for 2015 and will move to a ballot…
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Tim Singleton appointed deputy editor of ITV News
Tim Singleton (pictured above) has been promoted to deputy editor at ITV news, alongside his present duties as director of…
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ITV settles libel claim brought by company linked to drug smuggling in news broadcast
ITV has settled a libel case brought by the owners of an electrical company that was inadvertently linked to drugs…
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Drone photographer to sue police for false imprisonment after arrest at scene of Surrey caravan fire
A photojournalist arrested for breach of the peace after flying his drone near the scene of a fatal fire is…
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NIBs: Penny Marshall back at ITV, Giles Coren joins Time Out, Brighton Argus passes 1m monthly browsers
Penny Marshall is to rejoin ITV News as social affairs editor in the New Year after joining the BBC as…
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Mark Williams-Thomas: Without Savile exposure, Harris and Clifford victims would never have come forward
It may be two years since Mark Williams-Thomas exposed the sex attack allegations against Jimmy Savile which had been ignored…
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Ex-head of Sky News Nick Pollard: Newspapers get more stories because broadcasting is ‘complicated’
Former head of Sky News Nick Pollard believes newspapers get more stories than broadcasters because TV “production effort is so…
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