
Collapse of critical Atlantic current no longer low-likelihood – but where’s the media interest?
“Why isn’t this headline news? The implications are horrifying …”

“Why isn’t this headline news? The implications are horrifying …”

The policy may have passed for now, but, as the 170-year-old Telegraph edges closer to foreign-backed ownership, the debate over who funds the British press, and what influence that buys, is far from over.

“The truth is Muslims are quietly serving this country day in, day out – whether it be in schools, in offices or in the streets – contributing and giving back and helping to build a better society. Yet, these everyday stories rarely make the headlines.”

BBC right-wing bias is peculiarly dangerous precisely because it is subtle and exploits the corporation’s reputation for impartiality

At its best, British journalism is very good indeed. But when bad, it can be truly awful. Our tabloid newspapers, in particular, have long been the architects of their own brand of media warfare.

The coercion of the media to conform to the new administration undermines the integrity of unbiased, factual journalism.

‘It’s our politicians and the mainstream UK media that have put a target on the backs of black and brown communities.

The former PM is joining the supposedly ‘anti-establishment’ channel

“A free, independent and plural media is essential to the functioning of a healthy democracy.”

Strike action has been called off following the pay agreement