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BBC Bias Debate: Cardiff Study Shows Conservative Slant
New analysis reveals the BBC's political bias debate continues as Cardiff University study finds Conservative-leaning coverage. Explore the evidence behind impartiality claims.
Union demands BBC board member removal over impartiality
BECTU union calls for Sir Robbie Gibb's removal from BBC board amid political impartiality concerns following senior resignations. Read the latest developments.
RedBird abandons £500m Telegraph takeover
RedBird Capital Partners has withdrawn its £500m bid for the Daily Telegraph, plunging the newspaper's future into uncertainty. Discover the reasons behind the collapsed deal.
BBC Staff Question Political Appointments to Board
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy confirms BBC charter review will examine political board appointments amid staff concerns over impartiality. Read the latest developments.
Readers debate BBC bias and Trump's $1bn lawsuit
Metro readers are fiercely debating BBC impartiality, the licence fee, and Donald Trump's $1bn legal threat. Is the broadcaster biased? Have your say.
Meta Faces Millions in Australian News Fines
Meta could face millions in penalties under Australia's new media bargaining rules while Google renews deals at lower rates. Learn how this affects news publishers.
BBC staff anger at Tory-linked board member revealed
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy defends the BBC amid impartiality crisis and staff anger over board member Sir Robbie Gibb. Full details on the Trump lawsuit threat and leadership changes.
Culture Secretary defends BBC amid Trump lawsuit threat
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy defends BBC as institution faces crisis over Trump documentary editing and staff anger at Tory-linked board member. Read the latest developments.
BBC Leadership Crisis Amid Political Pressure
The BBC faces a leadership crisis as political pressure mounts. Explore who might lead Britain's most trusted news organisation through turbulent times and why top candidates are hesitant.
BBC licence fee at risk over impartiality scandal
The BBC must prove its impartiality to justify the £3.5bn licence fee, warns political commentator Oliver Dean, as recent scandals threaten its funding model.
Trump sues BBC for $1bn over Panorama programme
BBC director-general Tim Davie resigns as Donald Trump demands $1bn damages over Panorama documentary. Explore the impartiality scandal shaking British broadcasting.
Australia Pushes to Ban Roblox for Under-16s
Australian regulators are targeting Roblox in proposed social media restrictions for children, raising questions about online safety and gaming platform regulation worldwide.
Tory MP slams Kate Garraway over David Lammy GMB clash
Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith accuses Good Morning Britain of biased treatment during intense political debate with Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy, sparking fresh concerns about media impartiality.
How Elon Musk's X is reshaping British politics
Elon Musk's transformation of Twitter into X is creating seismic shifts in UK political discourse, providing an unprecedented platform for right-wing voices and challenging traditional media dominance.
Australia Considers Social Media Downvote Ban
Australia considers banning social media downvotes after Reddit's controversial feature fuels online toxicity and political manipulation. Could this reshape digital discourse worldwide?
BBC must change or be Titanic warns YouTube boss
Jordan Schwarzenberger, manager of YouTube giants The Sidemen, delivers stark warning to BBC: adapt to digital age or risk becoming irrelevant like the Titanic.
Australia bans social media: Reddit and Kick blocked
Australia becomes the first Western nation to implement a comprehensive social media ban, with platforms including Reddit and Kick now completely inaccessible to millions of users following controversial new laws.
Lucy Ward: Joey Barton's posts "scared me"
Former sports journalist Lucy Ward gives emotional court testimony about the fear caused by Joey Barton's social media harassment campaign, detailing the real-world impact of online abuse.
Trump's Media Allies Warp Reality Beyond Recognition
As Trump returns to the political arena, his sympathetic media partners are creating an alarming new paradigm where facts become optional and conspiracy theories dominate mainstream discourse.
Borough Market's New Rules for Influencers Explained
London's iconic Borough Market clarifies its position on influencers after viral rumours suggested a complete ban. Discover the new guidelines for content creation at the historic market.
TV's dangerous glamour: Strangulation scenes bypass UK regulators
Exclusive investigation reveals UK television continues to normalise strangulation despite porn regulations, raising concerns about violence against women.
Ex-Telegraph journalist joins Financial News team
Financial News bolsters its editorial team with the appointment of Harry Brennan, an experienced journalist from The Telegraph, to enhance coverage of London's professional services sector
Australia bans social media for under-16s including Reddit
Australia announces groundbreaking legislation to ban all social media access for children under 16, with Reddit included in the sweeping restrictions. Discover how this could reshape digital childhood.
Charlene White targeted with racist abuse over poppy
ITV News anchor Charlene White speaks out against torrent of racist abuse she receives annually for not wearing a remembrance poppy on screen, calling for more respectful public discourse.
Andrew Wiggins: Quiet NBA Star in Social Media Era
Discover how Golden State Warriors' Andrew Wiggins navigated fame and personal growth while maintaining his quiet dignity in the digital age.
Joey Barton on trial over social media posts
Former footballer Joey Barton is on trial accused of sending offensive messages about female pundits, with prosecutors arguing he crossed from free speech into criminal behaviour.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
The UK government is criminalising the depiction of strangulation and choking in pornography, with creators facing prosecution under new legislation targeting 'dangerous and harmful' content.
Guardian Issues Corrections for Reporting Errors
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup reveals significant errors in reporting, from misidentified locations to factual inaccuracies in political coverage. Discover what the newspaper had to set straight.
Khan fights 'no-go zone' myths about UK cities
London Mayor Sadiq Khan confronts what he describes as a dangerous misinformation campaign by right-wing agitators deliberately portraying UK cities as lawless 'no-go zones'.
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