Media
David Dimbleby says move to scrap BBC licence fee is ‘dangerous’
Downing Street is considering replacing the TV licence fee with a subscription model.
WeStandWithQuaden: Internet rallies round bullied boy, 9, in viral video
Celebrities such as Hugh Jackman were among those to offer their support to young Quaden Bayles.
Salon goes viral after binning gossip magazines following Caroline Flack’s death
A beauty parlour has gone viral after banning gossip magazines in the wake of Caroline Flack's death.
Daily Mail readers respond to points-based immigration concerns
One, who appeared to be posting from Bordeaux in France, said: "Don't care. The fruit can rot as far as I am concerned. What matters is that we are free people in control of our own destinies".
Right wing newspapers bask in Patel’s “immigration revolution”
The moves have been called "xenophobic" and "disastrous" for the economy, but that didn't stop the right wing press having their day in the sun.
Press photographers call for answers after being barred from PM Brexit moments
Downing Street did not allow independent photographers to take images of Boris Johnson signing the Withdrawal Agreement or marking the UK’s EU exit.
Tory MP says Government should not attack BBC
The comments come after a Downing Street source said the Tories will 'whack' the BBC.
Diminished BBC would weaken UK, chairman warns
Sir David Clementi will say putting the BBC behind a paywall would lead to it no longer being the public service the nation values.
Burgon calls for Labour to print free tabloid newspaper for commuters
Burgon said the party needs to improve their media strategy as they seek to win back voters.