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BBC board members will have to declare any drinks and dinners they attend with senior political figures as the corporation seeks to become more transparent afte

The watchdog also explained why it has not fined the broadcaster over Covid claims made on one of its shows.

The watchdog also explained why it has not fined the broadcaster over Covid claims made on one of its shows.

The watchdog also explained why it has not fined the broadcaster over Covid claims made on one of its shows.

The watchdog also explained why it has not fined the broadcaster over Covid claims made on one of its shows.

With the row over its cartoon, the newspaper that helped oust Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour Party has briefly found that what you sow, you can reap, writes Jonathan Cook. By Jonathan Cook Jonathan-Cook.net The Guardian found itself last weekend at the centre of an anti-semitism controversy. Its c

Rather than keep a low profile, the outgoing BBC chairman is expected to head to Liverpool for the Eurovision semi-final.

Antisemitism expresses itself in many forms, but few are as lethal or as persistent as the caricature of the hook-nosed Jew sitting on a pile of cash looking pleased with himself. This kind …

The Culture Secretary said the controversial £159-a-year charge isnt the only way the Beeb could be funded.

Ian Buruma examines the alignment of Binyamin Netanyahu’s far-right government with ethno-nationalists elsewhere.