The BBC needs to stand up for itself
Director-general Tim Davie should be challenging the charge that the corporation has moved away from impartial reporting, not accepting it.
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The left-wing media outlet had its popular channel taken down for two hours without explanation.
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What went wrong for Emily Sheffield at the Evening Standard?
The task David Cameron’s sister-in-law faced as editor would have defeated most candidates.
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What the “Bad Art Friend” story teaches us about privacy
The internet encourages women to mine their lives for content – but at what cost?
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Can the New York Times succeed in London?
As it rapidly expands its British newsroom, the US newspaper now rivals smaller UK national titles.
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Why Boris Johnson can’t blame the media for the UK’s fuel crisis
Downing Street is irresponsibly seeking to shift attention from the government’s mishandling of supply chains.
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This England: Upping sticks
This column – which, though named after a line in Shakespeare’s “Richard II”, refers to the whole of Britain –…
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