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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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Guardian warns staff to expect job cuts within months
Media group blames ‘tough economic conditions’ as it prepares for cost-cutting measures
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ITV’s legal bill soars to £24m amid Phillip Schofield scandal
Threefold increase in overhead comes after broadcaster spent £13m on legal settlements
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UAE given more time to offer concessions in Telegraph bid
Deadline for Abu Dhabi fund pushed back to 2 April
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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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Yorkshire Post owner renews pursuit of Telegraph
National World claims it is ‘best qualified’ buyer amid doubt over rival UAE-backed takeover
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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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Daily Mail journalists brace for job cuts
Overhaul comes a year on from cuts caused by merging of paper’s daily and Sunday titles
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Council bans airline and fast food adverts in green crackdown
Sheffield City Council lays out new policy aimed at tackling ‘impacts of consumerism’
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Hong Kong’s new national security laws pose threat to Western businesses
New crimes come into force on Saturday, including treason, sabotage, sedition, theft of state secrets, external interference and espionage
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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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Renault boss calls for EU subsidies to fend off Chinese EV threat
Luca de Meo urges bloc to deploy new incentives amid ‘onslaught’ of electric cars from China
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Migration surge drives London population to new record
Concerns over housing intensify as capital surpasses pre-pandemic peak
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ITV cuts jobs amid advertising slump
Broadcaster faces biggest slump in advertising since financial crisis
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Lucky Strike maker commits to London stock market despite Sunak’s smoking ban
BAT won’t defect to New York, as prime minister plots smoke-free nation
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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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