MPs question media ownership rules amid Telegraph sale probe
Commons hears concerns from cross-party MPs about potential influence of UAE as a result of Telegraph deal.
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GB News expands political coverage and invests in new Westminster studio
GB News is fitting out a "high-tech digital production facility" moments from Parliament.
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The Sun’s Noa Hoffman and Kate Ferguson on their part in Boris Johnson’s downfall
Like Woodward and Bernstein 50 years ago, The Sun’s Noa Hoffman and Kate Ferguson are a journalistic duo who helped…
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Televised press conference to permanently replace afternoon Downing Street press briefing
The Government should not be allowed to choose who asks questions at its planned new daily televised press briefing or…
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Westminster ‘VIP paedophile ring’ source known only as ‘Nick’ will face charges of fraud and perverting the course of justice
A source known only as Nick, whose claims of a VIP paedophile ring in the heart of Westminster led to…
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Times diary reporter who cut ribbon to new Westminster Greggs bakery says ‘dreams can come true’
Times diary reporter Grant Tucker cut the ribbon to open a new Greggs bakery at Westminster Tube station as journalists…
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Theresa May pokes fun at Standard editor Osborne and lauds political journalists at Westminster Correspondents’ Dinner
Theresa May used the Westminster Correspondents’ Dinner to restate her commitment to a free press and poke fun at her…
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Two Freemason ‘lodges’ for political journalists still operating secretly in Westminster, reports Guardian
Two Freemasons lodges set up for political journalists in Westminster were today revealed by the Guardian to still be operating…
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