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Isabel Oakeshott is championing former Mail editor Paul Dacre to be the new director general, while the Sun's Harry Cole thinks it should be himself

Radio 4's Today programme invited on the founder of the right wing US cable TV firm to pontificate on the Beeb's failings

One was expected to depart soon, amid suggestions of a job at the Premier League, while the other felt her position was untenable

Panorama made mistakes but this ‘scandal’ is the work of populists trying to control the airwaves. They won’t rest

When the future of smartphone news is AI telling us only what we want to hear, it’s vital to have a Beeb that tells us what we need to know

Soon after its political editor denied giving Reform an easy ride, the Beeb broadcast 56 minutes of the populist’s press conference, live

The corporation was happy to use our exclusive about Elon Musk and the Royal Society - but failed to acknowledge where it came from

Two contributors to the BBC's World at One were at pains to paint the far right thug's London march as just a lovely day out

A report on asylum seekers could have served as a party political broadcast for Nigel Farage’s party

The BBC's political editor penned a review of the Reform conference so fawning it could have come from the party’s press office

The Beeb linked to a 'leaked' setlist for Oasis's comeback gig - except it was a spoof which claimed the band had set aside time for a fight

The prime minister's spokesman declined an opportunity to throw the government's support behind Tim Davie, caught up in a Glastonbury row

The on-screen chemistry between presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt can best be described as glacial

At Glastonbury, the punk-rap duo played to one crowd – and their critics followed by playing to another

The party's candidate for the Greater Lincolnshire mayoralty is furious after a BBC interviewer asked her questions and then broadcast her answers

The right wing press doesn’t seem to have a problem with a BBC presenter voicing political views when he’s attacking Labour

Match Of The Day’s presenter has signed an open letter criticising the pulling of a documentary

The paper attacked the BBC over its coverage of the US president – only to follow suit itself

Justin Webb allowed Matt Schlapp to toss out a series of obvious untruths involving Elon Musk, Hillary Clinton and the January 6 riots

How a biographer’s aside, the Mail’s performative outrage and the BBC’s cowardice led to a media storm over a portrait of Mrs Thatcher

The BBC presenter’s flagship weekend politics show faces a doubtful future

The mainstream media made some spectacular errors of judgment in the run-up to the EU referendum and were played for fools by the Leave campaign

You might not know it, but you ruined the country. Obviously nothing to do with the Conservative government

When the powerful cluster to protect one of their own, faith in justice suffers. And all we know for sure is that justice has yet to be done

The Brexit-voting audience was friendly and open to argument – but why was there no one from the government on the panel?

As a new book about the Middle East by the BBC correspondent hits the shelves, he talks about the geopolitics of the region

Boris Johnson's appointees form the clear majority on the BBC's board

There is too little questioning either of the process to choose the next prime minister or scrutiny of the half-baked proposals and vacuous slogans the candidates are bringing to the table

Melvyn Bragg’s autobiography is an affectionate homage to his formative years. But he’s got plenty to say about the culture secretary too

Even before Nadine Dorries’ intervention, the BBC was planning a shake-up to its funding. By JOHN KAMPFNER

Sixty years after his suicide, Ernest Hemingway continues to fascinate. Matt Kelly examines his legacy and credentials as America's great European writer.