Culture Secretary still ‘minded’ to refer to Murdoch’s Sky bid to competition watchdog
Culture Secretary Karen Bradley has said she expects to make a decision on the 21 Century Fox bid to takeover…
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Facebook and Twitter should have legal obligations to act on flagged up content, MPs say
A proposed code of conduct for social media giants to tackle fake news and illicit material should be enshrined in…
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‘Greed’ of major publishers partly to blame for ‘hollowing out’ of UK local news media industry, Parliament told
The “hollowing out” of the local news industry has been partly down to “too much money being taken out of…
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No Parliament summons for former News of the World executives over fears it would create a ‘pantomime’
Two former News of the World executives will not be summoned to Parliament to be told off for giving misleading…
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Culture minister Ed Vaizey: The Guardian, not Rupert Murdoch, lobbied Government to ‘clip wings’ of BBC
Culture minister Ed Vaizey has said The Guardian was the only national news organisation to have lobbied the government to…
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Lobby journalist uses crowdfunding to launch site offering real-time view of life at Westminster
PARLY, a new parliament-focused project by lobby journalist Tony Grew, has raised a quarter of its crowdfunding target after a…
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Michael Cockerell: MPs plotted to sabotage Commons documentary by pushing over cameraman
MPs plotted to sabotage a fly-on-the-wall documentary about the House of Commons by pushing over a cameraman, it has been…
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‘What is wrong with these people?’: Commons launches hunt for Sun source who caught MP playing Candy Crush
The House of Commons has been criticised for launching an investigation into the source of a Sun story showing an…
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