Media
Daily Mail readers’ responses to 39 people who died in lorry is shocking
One said he is "personally over the moon."
BBC at risk of losing generation of viewers, Ofcom warns
The number of young people using BBC services is falling.
NAO says government’s £100m Brexit campaign has had “limited impact”
The National Audit Office concluded that the ads are ineffective because they're trying to address issues that are not "manageable or resolvable".
Clive Tyldesley says his business has “let the public down” on Brexit
"The UK media has allowed people to become bored with the single most important nationals news story of the last 50 years".
Papers throw weight behind Brexit deal
The Sun sends a message to “dithering MPs” after Mr Johnson pulled off a “miracle Brexit plan”, while the Mail says "he's done his duty".
‘Mr Broccoli’ protester accused of being ‘a plant’ for meat industry on GMB as Piers Morgan clash goes viral
The man dressed as a broccoli floret was arrested on Sunday as part of environmental protests, carrying a sign reading: ‘I’m locally sourced and environmentally friendly.’
Ofcom takes BBC to task over transparency in Munchetty complaints process
The media regulator has said the BBC must be more transparent about its complaints process.
Harvey Proctor walks out of tense interview with BBC’s Naga Munchetty
The former Tory MP abruptly ended their conversation.
Prince Harry to sue The Sun and Mirror over alleged phone hacking scandals
Piers Morgan might be concerned as there are allegations of hacking by his newspaper of Princess Diana before she died, as well as her friends and family after her death.