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We want Labour MPs to host shows but they don’t say yes, says GB News boss
Angelos Frangopoulos says politics of channel’s current presenters ‘not by design’
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The ‘nuclear option’ stalking GB News
Ofcom is under growing pressure to act after repeated clashes over impartiality
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UAE has ‘political’ incentive to influence Telegraph, Ofcom finds
RedBird IMI’s involvement could ‘negatively affect’ accuracy and free expression
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Licence fee critic called in to review BBC funding model
New nine-member panel appointed to advise ministers on broadcaster’s future
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Trans row shows BBC still under Stonewall’s sway, says John Humphrys
Veteran presenter criticises investigation into Justin Webb over Today comments
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Palace has lost control of the Princess of Wales narrative – here’s the picture that shows how
Some claim pictures of Kate out shopping use a body double while those who believe it is real ask why she is not back at work
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BBC’s plan to run radio adverts is catastrophic for UK media, warn publishers
Broadcaster accused of setting ‘dangerous precedent’ amid efforts to shore up funding
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UAE-backed Telegraph takeover potentially against public interest, Ofcom warns Culture Secretary
Lucy Frazer said she is ‘minded to’ send the Redbird IMI bid to the Competition and Markets Authority for a six-month inquiry
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Football clubs ‘totally different’ to newspapers amid speculation MPs will lobby Football Bill change
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer says the principle of free press would be undermined by a foreign state owning a newspaper
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ITV cuts jobs amid advertising slump
Broadcaster faces biggest slump in advertising since financial crisis
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Why Labour’s workers’ rights plans threaten The Guardian and BBC
Companies that rely on casual workers face risk of higher tax bills if party wins power
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Telegraph gets new chairman to navigate UAE fallout
Ministers approve appointment of Mike McTighe amid continued ownership uncertainty
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Vodafone offloads Italian business to Swiss rival for €8bn
Struggling telecoms giant forges ahead with plans to slim down operations
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A welcome move to protect a free press
Foreign governments should not own British newspapers. Our Government seems to be listening
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Ban on foreign state ownership of UK newspapers effectively halts UAE takeover of Telegraph
Ministers reveal plans for a Bill amendment that will prevent other countries controlling or influencing a British news organisation
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Labour peers urged to back parliamentary veto on UAE takeover of Telegraph
Baroness Stowell rallies support for proposals that would create powers to block foreign states taking over UK news organisations
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‘Shetland Wordle’ shut down after legal threat from New York Times
Wirdle was created to promote the distinct ‘Shetlandic’ dialect and boost interest in the ‘threatened language’
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Rupert Murdoch, 92, to marry for fifth time
The former News Corp chairman is set to wed his girlfriend Elena Zhukova, 67, in a summer ceremony
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The UAE Telegraph bid is a threat to our national security
This isn’t just a question of editorial independence. We must be realistic about what hostile states are up to
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ITV boss refuses to rule out job cuts after slump in advertising
Broadcaster to cut costs faster as it suffers 15pc fall in TV ad revenue
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How GB News knocked its rival off the airwaves
Young disrupter faces bigger battles after TalkTV’s retreat
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GB News losses balloon after spending spree on high-profile presenters
Channel plunges further into the red despite a jump in revenues
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Microsoft attacks New York Times for ‘doomsday futurology’ in AI legal clash
US newspaper sues OpenAI over accusations of illegally hoovering up its articles
