‘Lost credibility’: Europe reacts to the Downing Street Christmas party fiasco
A glance at the European newspapers shows the backlash over the No. 10 Christmas party controversy isn’t confined to British soil.
Media Integrity
Nadine Dorries ridiculed for claiming incorrectly that Channel 4 receives ‘public money’
It’s quite worrying that the minister who will decide Channel 4’s future doesn’t even know how it’s funded.
Number 10 denies Boris Johnson plans to sue The New European
Number 10 has denied that a press officer called the paper’s editor-in-chief and claimed that Boris Johnson would be taking legal action over allegations made in a story published earlier in the week.
Government could face legal action if it hires ex-Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre as new Ofcom chair
Dacre was previously deemed to be ‘not appointable’ by an interview panel
Tory sleaze row: Calls made for probe into Kwarteng’s standards commissioner resignation comments
Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has been accused of bullying parliament’s independent regulator Kathryn Stone out of her job.
A ‘landmark case for press freedom’: Julian Assange supporters stage protest march in London
Protestors gathered in central London over the weekend, demanding the release of the WikiLeaks’ founder.
Keir Starmer under fire for welcoming the Sun to Labour conference
Rumour has it that Starmer had a private meeting with the Sun newspaper during the Labour party conference in Brighton.
What Labour can learn from Johnson’s coal mine gaffe
What Labour must do to regain its working class voters.
Daily Mail columnist’s ahistorical defence of Thatcher torn to shreds
The column attempts to paint trade unions as the true villain in the miners’ strike
Boris Johnson’s former spin doctor hits out at Tory plans to silence journalists
The proposals are disproportionate, oppressive, and deeply harmful to democracy and the public’s right to know, says James Slack.