Media
BBC licence fee has a future, says director-general
The end of the licence fee has been mooted by the Government, with a threat to turn the BBC into a subscription service.
CPS to review Caroline Flack case
Flack killed herself on February 15.
Caroline’s Law: Petition signed by 850,000 calls for end to ‘media bullying’
The petition was started following the death of TV presenter Caroline Flack.
#Breakfastgate trends on Twitter as Brexit negotiations descend into farce
David Frost and his team were reported to have tucked in to a "patriotic breakfast" before negotiations kicked off.
Tory MP recommends singing “first verse of the national anthem” to safeguard against Coronavirus
Matt Hancock had previously advised that children should sing Happy Birthday while washing their hands to make sure that the message gets through "very simply".
Bristol Post names and shames Greta Thunberg social media abusers
The grown men, many who appear to have children of their own, were revealed without anonymity by the local paper.
Channel 4’s Jon Snow in self-isolation after trip to Iran amid coronavirus fears
He spoke to Channel 4 News on Tuesday via a videolink from his home.
Samira Ahmed agrees settlement with the BBC following equal pay tribunal win
The BBC said in a statement that ‘we all want to focus on the future’.
The Sun records £68m loss as cost of phone-hacking claims hits
Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers spent an enormous £54 million on legal fees and damages related to the illegal interception of voicemails.