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STEPHEN POLLARD: Heres a thought experiment. Imagine that Richard Sharp, the now ex-chairman of the BBC, was Muslim.

Controversy surrounding the appointment of Sharp to one of Britains most high-profile roles had heaped pressure on Johnsons successor Rishi Sunak.

After stepping down as the chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Richard Sharp's resignation was formally accepted by the British Prime

A Cabinet Office report into the oppositions recruitment of Sue Gray by Sir Keir Starmer is expected to allege tomorrow that there was a conflict of interest due to her work at the time.

The Guardian was right to remove and delete the cartoon published on Saturday, says Dave Rich, head of policy at the Community Security Trust

Another quiet, uneventful weekend for the Cabinet Secretary. The resignation of Richard Sharp as BBC Chairman on Friday re-opened questions about Simon Case’s involvement in facilitating a loan for Boris Johnson. On Saturday, Case was reported to have been sidelined by Johnson’s successor Rishi Sunak. Then on Sunday he was embroiled in questions about the

The Board of British Jews has requested to meet Katharine Viner over the cartoon featuring former BBC chair Richard Sharp.

The newspaper has deleted from its website a cartoon depicting outgoing BBC chairman Richard Sharp.

The cabinet secretary is a courtier unwilling or incapable of speaking truth to power.

The press stramash at the Scottish Tory conference last week revealed a lot about Prime Ministerial attitudes to Scotland, and much more about the…