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David Sullivan sues BBC for £150m over Panoramaâs sexual misconduct claims (opens the original)
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West Ham co-owner and former pornographer lodges high court claim over episode, in which several women accused him of abusing power David Sullivan is suing the BBC for £150m over multiple claims of sexual misconduct made in a documentary. Lawyers acting for Sullivan, who remains West Ham Unitedâs co-owner, have lodged a high court claim against the corporation over its Panorama investigation Predator: The Billionaire Football Boss, which was broadcast in June. It featured three women who alle
BBC removes article linking bare nails trend to âwhite supremacist standards of beautyâ (opens the original)
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Corporation says story did not meet editorial standards after it attracts criticism from US and UK media A BBC article that included a claim that a trend for bare nails was linked to âwhite supremacist standards of beautyâ has been permanently removed from its website, after editors concluded it did not meet the corporationâs editorial standards. The article, which first ran on the BBCâs website on 27 September, examined an apparent âviral crazeâ for bare rather than decorated nails.
âOozing everyman charmâ: what the papers say about Andy Burnhamâs speech (opens the original)
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PMâs oratory at least as good as Blairâs, says Andrew Marr, while Mail asks who pays for Honest Andyâs âNew Jerusalemâ When assessing British political speeches, even many critics of the New Labour years measure success against Tony Blair, a leader whose podium appearances are regarded as the peak of oratory. On that measure, Andrew Marr, the former BBC political editor and now the New Statesmanâs chief political commentator, reached for the ultimate accolade. âRather to my surpris
Dale Vince plans London-wide news operation to take on ârightwing biasâ in the media (opens the original)
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Green energy entrepreneur plans rescue package for the group behind the Camden New Journal, Islington Tribune and Westminster Extra The green energy entrepreneur and Labour donor Dale Vince is planning to launch a London-wide news operation, as part of a ârescueâ of one of the capitalâs most highly regarded local newspapers. Vince, who has vowed to take on what he sees as rightwing bias in the UK media, said he would invest âwhatever it takesâ to support the loss-making group behind th
BBC ârisks entering inescapable doom spiralâ as further cuts hit TV and radio (opens the original)
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Warning from union comes as corporation cuts local specialist correspondent roles as part of plan to save £500m The BBC has been warned it risks entering a âdoom spiralâ of endless cuts and weaker public support for its services, as insiders anticipate the imminent closure of some TV and radio services. Morale at the corporation is said to be extremely low as a series of cuts are slowly revealed to staff. In the latest announcement, the BBC said it would be reducing the number of local spec
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