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BBC appoints new director of news and current affairs

THE BBC has appointed a new director of news and current affairs amid a challenging time at the corporation ...

The National (Scotland) · Oct 5

Rachel Jupp appointed BBC News chief a year after Trump Panorama row ignited

Deborah Turness stood down as chief executive of BBC News in November last year

The Independent UK · Oct 5

BBC appoints Rachel Jupp as director of news and current affairs

Her appointment comes after Deborah Turness stood down as chief executive of BBC News in November last year.

Evening Standard · Oct 5

Neighbor Battle Over Ornamental Squirrel Results In Loser Facing Huge Court Bill

“It was highly unreasonable for the defendants to remove the ornamental squirrel,” the presiding judge said.

Bored Panda · Aug 4

Newspaper space for political cartoons is shrinking – but we need these artists as much as ever

It is a sad day for Australian cartooning when an artist as good as Fiona Katauskas has not had her contract renewed. But that is what has happened at the Guardian Australia.

The Conversation · Aug 3

BBC ‘nervous’ about making Trump jokes amid $10bn lawsuit, claims Have I Got News For You producer

The US president is suing the BBC over an episode of ‘Panorama’

The Independent UK · Aug 3

Sunday Times journalist Rod Liddle dies aged 66

SUNDAY Times and Sun columnist Rod Liddle has died aged 66 after a short illness, News UK said.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 3

Fact check: Lucy Connolly was released from prison after serving about 12 months

The sentencing requires Connolly to remain on licence for the remainder of her sentence.

Evening Standard · Jul 10

"Eight and a half years ago, my life changed immeasurably. Music is not part of my life anymore": Huey Lewis reveals the tragic impact of hearing loss

The pop-rock icon spoke on Michael Rosenbaum's podcast about being "basically deaf" for almost a decade

MusicRadar · Jul 10

New York Times-led group asks court to sanction OpenAI in US copyright dispute

Newspapers have asked a federal court to sanction OpenAI for allegedly lying about its AI training data. They claim OpenAI falsely stated it could not search its systems for copyrighted articles. This comes as OpenAI is accused of misusing millions of news articles without permission. The newspapers seek attorneys' fees…

The Economic Times · Jul 9