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Branson on Sky and NOW documentary review: say what you like about ‘old beardy’, it’s one hell of a story

This documentary shows if you strip away the shameless showmanship, Branson has created one of Britain’s few properly global brands from scratch and had a lot of fun along the way

Evening Standard

Former GB News editorial director takes up new role at BBC

THE former editorial director and director of news and programmes at GB News has joined the BBC.

The National (Scotland)

High court dismisses James Dyson libel claim against Channel 4 News

Billionaire sued broadcaster over allegations of worker exploitation at one of his suppliers’ factories

The Guardian - UK

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Sir James Dyson in High Court libel battle against Channel 4

He is suing the broadcaster and ITN over the allegations made during Channel 4’s news programme on February 10.

The Independent UK

Ronald Allison obituary

Journalist who as the Queen’s press secretary revamped the royal family’s old-fashioned approach to the media

The Guardian - UK

Man jailed for killing his abusive grandad in first ever televised court case

Ben Oliver, 25, was acquitted of murder but had admitted the manslaughter of 74-year-old David Oliver in Mottingham, south London, on January 19 last year

Daily Mirror

First televised sentencing at Old Bailey makes legal history

Judge Sarah Munro QC jailed Ben Oliver, 25, for the manslaughter of his grandfather.

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TV cameras allowed in Old Bailey for first time as man sentenced for killing own grandad

Judge Sarah Munro QC is expected to be filmed as she passes sentence on Ben Oliver for the manslaughter of his grandfather - with the footage broadcast on news channels and made available online through Sky News, BBC, ITN and the PA news agency

Daily Mirror

TV cameras to film Crown Court sentencing for the first time ever

Viewers can watch a judge as she sentences a man for the manslaughter of his grandfather

Wales Online

Lawyers and lords hail 'overdue' Crown Court first as sentences to be filmed for first time

"With the advance of technology it’s overdue — it should have been available for TV"

Manchester Evening News

Historic moment as TV cameras to film Old Bailey criminal court hearing for first time

The first televised Crown Court sentencing hearing in history is set to take place on Thursday as cameras are allowed back into the criminal courts for the first time in almost a century.

Evening Standard

Crown court sentencing remarks to be televised for first time

‘Landmark moment for open justice’ comes after long campaign by BBC, ITN and Sky

The Guardian - UK

First televised sentencing to make legal history at Old Bailey

Judge Sarah Munro QC is expected to be filmed as she passes sentence on Ben Oliver for the manslaughter of his grandfather.

The Independent UK

Channel 4 working on new ITN deal as bosses fight privatisation plan

Government increasingly annoyed by broadcaster’s tactics in ‘phoney war’ before potential sale

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‘Not the way’: Bulgaria gov’t falls after losing confidence vote

Bulgaria risks the fourth national election since April 2021 amid disagreements on budget spending and the EU.

Reuters

Bulgarian government faces no-confidence vote and political turmoil

A no-confidence vote on Wednesday threatens to topple Bulgaria's government and Prime Minister Kiril Petkov, who pledged to tackle corruption and took an unusually strong stance against Russia.

Reuters

Bulgarian government faces no-confidence vote next week

Bulgaria's main opposition party filed a no-confidence motion against the government of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov on Wednesday over its economic policy, a move that could topple the ruling coalition after just six months in office.

Reuters

Bulgarian foreign, energy ministers quit, deepening coalition crisis

Bulgaria's foreign and energy ministers resigned on Monday after their party, the populist ITN, quit the governing coalition last week, compounding the Balkan country's political crisis.

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Reuters

Bulgaria faces risk of political instability as PM loses majority

Bulgaria's prime minister pledged to lead a minority government on Wednesday as the populist ITN party quit the government over disagreements on budget spending and whether Bulgaria should back North Macedonia's European Union accession.

The Guardian - UK

Sir David Nicholas obituary

One of the great innovators of British television news who used the latest technology to cover election nights and live events

The Guardian - UK

The Queen we know: royal writers reflect for the platinum jubilee

Journalists who have recorded the monarch’s decades of tours, factory openings and state occasions talk about the unexpectedly human side to her they have seen

Reuters

Bulgaria's parliament fails to appoint new cenbank governor

Bulgaria's parliament failed on Friday to appoint a new central bank governor after the sole candidate did not get enough backing following bickering within the ruling coalition as the Balkan country prepares to join the euro zone in 2024.

The Guardian - UK

The startling ascent of new BBC political editor Chris Mason

Two weeks ago, the lifelong news obsessive wasn’t in the running, but bosses got worried he might become another senior defection

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Vine's show hauled off air as studio suffers huge power outage

Channel 5 aired police documentary series Car Crime UK: Caught on Camera and re-runs of Million Pound Home after Jeremy Vine was cancelled due to the power problems at the ITN studio

The Guardian - UK

Whistleblowers call out Channel 4 News over ‘gagging orders’

Campaign mounts against non-disclosure agreements to ‘silence’ female staff at the UK public-service broadcaster

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