Why Charles Moore and Paul Dacre would be disastrous for the BBC
Boris Johnson has proposed appointing two men who have spent their careers questioning our national broadcaster's existence.
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Why Harold Evans will be remembered for his flair and courage
The late Sunday Times editor was a relentless foe of abuse of power and injustice.
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The New Statesman is hiring a graduate trainee
Please apply if you are a recent graduate from a BAME background.
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The Proms row is just the beginning of Tim Davie’s battle to save the BBC
The new director-general takes over next week at a time of unprecedented political and financial uncertainty for the corporation.
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First thoughts: The truth about A-levels, and how newspapers have survived the pandemic
The UK has an over-elaborate system for allocating university places – perhaps the government will seize the opportunity to design a…
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Iain Dale’s diary: Festivals both digital and drive-in, Beirut, and why I speak out as a survivor
Long after I was the first Brit to visit Beirut since the release of John McCarthy it became the tourist destination it should always…
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What the BBC got wrong about its use of the N-word live on air
The corporation wouldn't use a swear word in this manner, and should apply the same rule for racial slurs.
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First Thoughts: A crisis at the Guardian, Lord Botham, and Boris Johnson’s mistaken nuclear deterrent
The Guardian is the latest newspaper to reveal its wounds from Covid-19. It plans to cut 12 per cent of its workforce…
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