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The papers won, let’s hope they were right
Today is the greatest day in the history of these Brexit papers. They won, we lost. Let's hope they were right.
Press regulator rejects Prince Harry’s complaint about ‘inaccurate’ newspaper article
The Duke of Sussex made the claim against the Mail on Sunday.
Twitter branded ‘toxic’ amid abuse aimed at man in Alastair Stewart row
Martin Shapland says he has been ‘on the receiving end of a torrent of abuse’.
450 jobs to go as BBC cuts news services including 5Live and Newsnight
The corporation said it wanted to ‘reduce duplication’ while making savings of £80 million.
BBC to reveal cost-cutting plans for news programmes
Plans to axe Victoria Derbyshire’s show have previously been revealed.
Lord Hall criticises BBC for ‘catch out’ political journalism
The executive is preparing to leave the broadcaster for a job with the National Gallery.
Just a Minute host Nicholas Parsons has died aged 96
His family said he suffered a short illness.
Right wing papers angry at Strasbourg taking control of trade talks forget ECJ is in Luxembourg
Brussels wants EU judges to have post-Brexit role, according to reports.
What challenges will the new Director-General face at the BBC?
Lord Tony Hall will step down from the role this summer.