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BBC has a liberal bias but we're fighting against it, says chairman

BBC CHAIRMAN Richard Sharp has said the broadcaster “does have a liberal bias” but that “the institution is fighting against it”.

The National (Scotland)

BBC chairman Richard Sharp says broadcaster ‘fighting against its liberal bias’

The former banker highlighted areas where he believes the BBC should improve.

The Independent UK

BBC chairman criticises Emily Maitlis’ Newsnight comments on Dominic Cummings

Richard Sharp made remarks on coverage of lockdown drive while setting out his blueprint for improving broadcaster

The Guardian - UK

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People don’t pay enough for food, says farmer Jeremy Clarkson

Broadcaster says looking after pigs is ‘really hard work’ and that food prices should be twice as high

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Clarkson says people in the UK 'not paying enough for their food' amid cost of living crisis

The television star says food prices should be double what they are currently

Wales Online

Prince Andrew TV musical will see Harry Enfield as Tony Blair

Emily Maitlis will be played by actress and comedian Emma Sidi, known for Starstruck and Stath Lets Flats

Wales Online

Who are the winners at the Women in Film and TV Awards 2023? Meera Syal and Alison Hammond honoured

The ceremony was hosted by comedian Katherine Ryan

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Princess Beatrice told dad Prince Andrew he 'hurt the family' after bombshell interview

Princess Beatrice told her father Prince Andrew he "hurt the family" in the wake of the car crash interview with BBC Newsnight in 2019, when he was grilled on Jeffrey Epstein

Daily Mirror

Prince Andrew 'held crisis talks with Fergie's toe-sucking ex over Jeffrey Epstein'

Businessman John Bryan says he laid out a strategic plan for how the 'distraught' Duke and his family could get back on track following his disastrous Newsnight interview

Daily Mirror

How maths can help the BBC with impartial reporting

In her keynote MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival in August, former BBC presenter Emily Maitlis spoke of her misgivings about the way the UK’s public broadcaster interpreted the corporation’s core value of impartiality.

The Conversation

Prince Andrew 'has become a virtual recluse' since Emily Maitlis interview

The Duke has become an "enthusiastic binge-watcher of TV box sets", according to one source

Wales Online

BBC at 100: the next decade that could determine fate of broadcaster

Public service channel can no longer rely on privileged dominance of limited broadcast spectrum

The Guardian - UK

No I don't detest the Tories, Ian Blackford says following Nicola Sturgeon comment

IAN Blackford has said he "does not detest the Tories" - he hates the impact of the party is having on people's lives.

The National (Scotland)

Can anyone leave the BBC without slapping back at the corporation?

IT seems that nobody leaves the BBC these days with good grace ...

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Nottingham Post

Criminals in Nottingham courts this week named and shamed

Cases featured here were heard at the city's crown court and magistrates' court,

The Guardian - UK

Emily Maitlis was right to speak out about government interference at the BBC

Letter: Former BBC press officer Rosie Brocklehurst argues that the anchor was justified in exposing an inappropriate appointment

The Independent UK

Jon Sopel says it was ‘wrong’ for BBC to publish presenters’ salaries

‘To have everybody suddenly knowing what you earn feels like a violation of your privacy’

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Liz Truss has appointed the most diverse cabinet ever. What does that mean?

In today’s newsletter: None of the four most senior jobs in the British government will be held by a white man. How did the Tories get here – and why is it so difficult for Labour?

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The Guardian - UK

BBC chief denies Emily Maitlis’s ‘Tory agent’ claims

Chairman Richard Sharp tells MPs that former Newsnight presenter was ‘completely wrong’

The National (Scotland)

BBC board member 'liked anti-SNP tweet by accident', corporation head claims

The BBC board member who Emily Maitlis described as an “active agent of the Tory party” liked a tweet criticising the SNP by mistake,…

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Clive Myrie hits back at BBC critics

In today’s Diary: Myrie defends Auntie / Boris bonds with Ukraine / We meet man tipped for cabinet in Tesco / Fiennes hints at rebellion against Putin’s war / Bold looks at Bowie premiere

Daily Mirror

BBC boss rejects bias claims over Joe Lycett's appearance on Laura Kuenssberg show

Tim Davie told MPs on the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sports Committee the BBC had only recieved 28 complaints about the comedian's comments even after a right-wing newspaper splashed an attack on its front page.

The Independent UK

BBC bosses say Emily Maitlis’ criticism of Newsnight case was ‘completely wrong’

The BBC director-general and chairman addressed Emily Maitlis’ speech while appearing before a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.

Manchester Evening News

Obsessed stalker who wrote letters to BBC Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis from prison is jailed

Edward Vines wrote eight letters addressed to Maitlis and her mother expressing his “unrequited” love for her

The Guardian - UK

Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for eight years over letters sent from prison

Judge says Edward Vines showed ‘breathtaking persistence’ in his efforts to contact journalist

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