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* Royal Mail could save £650m by moving to three days a week service.<ref name="mail">https://archive.is/vaMPq</ref> | * Royal Mail could save £650m by moving to three days a week service.<ref name="mail">https://archive.is/vaMPq</ref> | ||
* Concluded that [[Maro Itoje]]'s comments amount [[Buckingham Palace]] being "terribly white" live on [[ITV]] were not actionable because they were personal opinion.<ref name="palace">https://archive.is/Ryhet</ref> | * Concluded that [[Maro Itoje]]'s comments amount [[Buckingham Palace]] being "terribly white" live on [[ITV]] were not actionable because they were personal opinion.<ref name="palace">https://archive.is/Ryhet</ref> | ||
* Will not investigate [[Channel 4]] for election interference in an incident where [[Channel 4]] filmed an actor participating in an undercover "sting" to try and goad [[Reform Party]] activists into making racist comments.<ref>https://archive.ph/aRCow</ref> | |||
== People == | == People == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:17, 14 July 2024
Stories
- Found that Laurence Fox made misogynistic on the Dan Wootton Tonight show for stating that no self-respecting man would climb into bed with Ava Evans.[1]
- Editor Declan Cashin demanded Rishi Sunak be impeached, that someone vandalising a Margaret Thatcher statue be given a damehood and holds strong Anti-Brexit views.[2]
- Found GB News hosted five programmes featuring politicians acting as news presenters.[3]
- GB News breached impartiality rules when discussing Britain becoming a cashless society.[4]
- Royal Mail could save £650m by moving to three days a week service.[5]
- Concluded that Maro Itoje's comments amount Buckingham Palace being "terribly white" live on ITV were not actionable because they were personal opinion.[6]
- Will not investigate Channel 4 for election interference in an incident where Channel 4 filmed an actor participating in an undercover "sting" to try and goad Reform Party activists into making racist comments.[7]