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“I wasn’t happy at the way my activities were characterized and think they were misrepresented wilfully by other forms of the media.” That is the verdict of…

The BBC licence fee should be means-tested, a former chairman of the corporation has suggested.

The BBC's director-general Tim Davie is considering "reforming" the TV licence payment approach, meaning the richer could pay more than lower income households - and we want to hear YOUR thoughts on the topic

Boris Johnson flew to Venezuela to hold talks with Nicolas Maduro, who faces international pressure after a crackdown on opponents, and texted David Cameron on the way

Martin Rowson was criticised for his ‘antisemitic’ picture of BBC chairman Richard Sharp and wants to show remorse to the Jewish community

Asheville, North Carolina, is now home to one of the few Black heritage trails in Appalachia.

Shah, who has worked in UK broadcasting for over 40 years, was picked as the governments preferred candidate in December last year and went on to be quizzed by cross-party MPs of the House of Commons Media Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee for his pre-appointment scrutiny.

Mark Curtis provides an introduction to Dame Victoria Sharp, who will rule next week on the WikiLeaks publisher's bid to stop his extradition to the U.S. By Mark Curtis Declassified UK Dame Victoria Sharp has been announced as the High Court judge who will next week rule on Julian Assan

The Emirati / RedBird IMI bid for the Daily Telegraph and The Spectator is opening up a wider conversation: how much of our national infrastructure should autocracies be allowed to buy? The Emiratis, our longstanding allies, have been on a bit of a spree in recent years. They have 10 per cent of Heathrow airport,

Giving the broadcaster true independence is the only way to re-establish trust