How Secunder Kermani became the face of the BBC’s Afghanistan coverage
With his outstanding reporting and ability to win trust and respect, the BBC has a new star.
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In 1842, in a similarly chaotic fashion as today, the British evacuated 16,000 troops and civilians from Afghanistan.
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The BBC must not be intimidated by the press vendetta against Jess Brammar
Those who question the former HuffPost UK editor’s impartiality are guilty of far greater bias.
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Will Rupert Murdoch’s complaint to Ofcom over the BBC succeed?
The media proprietor’s petulant response to a documentary shows he is desperately trying to shape his legacy.
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The commercial success of two new books shows how what were once controversial ideas can become mainstream.
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GB News is targeting a country that doesn’t exist
The United Kingdom isn’t polarised enough for even a low-frills 24-hour news channel to make a profit.
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It’s not just NSO spyware that poses a threat to whistleblowers and journalists
With the police raids over the Matt Hancock CCTV leak, the UK risks mimicking despots who deploy surveillance software.
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