Media
Telegraph columnist says Oxbridge places are being “stolen by disadvantaged students” in satirical piece
She joked state school pupils should be sectioned in the "ugly modernist" St Catherine's college in the satirical adaption of "A Modest Proposal".
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We present the arguments for and against the license fee.
Former BBC chairman’s message to Government: British people love the broadcaster
Lord Grade was chairman of the corporation between 2004 and 2006.
BBC and Mail Online account for almost half of time spent on news websites during election
The researchers said the figures showed the importance of a “small handful” of UK news websites and the “winner-takes-most” nature of the market.
BBC risks going the same way as Blockbuster, Culture Secretary says
The Government’s role is to help broadcasters ‘be better prepared to meet the challenges of the digital age,’ Baroness Morgan says.
BBC TV licence fee set to rise
The change was announced on Monday.
Civil service chief urged to investigate Johnson’s treatment of media
Sir Mark Sedwill has been asked to look into the ‘deeply disturbing’ events which led to a boycott of a Number 10 briefing.
Press boycotts Number 10 Brexit briefing after some journalists are barred
One witness described Downing Street’s actions as “sinister and sad”.
It took the British press just one day to start blaming the failings of Brexit on the EU
The Sunday Telegraph criticised the bloc for "reneging on the deal" in their "Brexit souvenir edition", setting the tone for a media blame game.