Essex mental health inquiry pointless without legal powers, say families Call for review to have statutory powers to make witnesses give evidence after only 11 of 14,000 come forward The Guardian - UK · Apr 7, 2023
14 times Tories attacked Gary Lineker as weak PM tries to deflect blame for BBC crisis The BBC is accused of caving into pressure from Tories over Gary Lineker, who has been brutally attacked by MPs - with one branding him a "whinging baby" after he criticised the government's Illegal Immigration Bill Daily Mirror · Mar 12, 2023
‘Confusion’ over whether Lineker is subject to same rules as BBC staff Richard Sambrook, who was director of news at the BBC, said ‘impartiality is crucial’ but ‘not as serious’ for sports presenters to express views. The Independent UK · Mar 10, 2023
UK will have enough turkeys for Christmas despite bird flu, minister insists From November 7, birdkeepers in England will be legally required to house their poultry indoors in a bid to tackle the spread of bird flu. The Independent UK · Nov 1, 2022
Boris Johnson's die-hard allies and pop star party at his wedding do on donor's estate Jacob Rees-Mogg, Nadine Dorries and even pop star Holly Valance in a Rolls-Royce were spotted turning up to JCB tycoon Lord Bamford's Grade-I listed manor near Chipping Norton Daily Mirror · Jul 31, 2022
BBC licence fee will end in our lifetimes, former culture secretary claims He says the licence fee model “has many flaws” Bristol Post · Apr 21, 2022
Boris Johnson's pick for sleaze review chair warned over £1000-an-hour 'advice' Former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has pocketed up to £1,000-an-hour for providing “advice” to a consultancy firm - but says they were for 'one-off' speeches to 'small audiences' Daily Mirror · Apr 12, 2022
Flogging Channel 4 won’t bring about the longed-for British reply to Netflix Prospective buyers will see a clear tension between public service obligations and making profits The Guardian - UK · Apr 5, 2022
Outrage at Downing Street cover up as truth of Mark Thatcher's business dealings locked away until 2053 GOVERNMENT refuse to reveal historic files revealing how Margaret Thatcher used her influence to help her wheeler-dealer son make his fortune in Middle East. Daily Record · Jul 21, 2016