Tag: corporate media

During the ITV general election debate, host Julie Etchingham was careful to reframe a question on Palestine and Israel's genocide ...

In a unbiased country, the focus of the media in a general election would be the policy platform of each ...

For once, the waste-of-space fraud unit at Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has actually caught some real-life fraudsters leeching ...

The media plastered a fake story that Hamas beheaded babies in its 7 October attack across the front pages. But ...

The BBC has a long and torrid history of subverting democracy in the UK and globally under the guide of ...

Failed Tory minister, far-right bigot, and all-round shithouse Suella Braverman is still trying to grift a second career for herself ...

On 12 May, Palestinian Ambassador to the UK Husam Zomlot got LBC's Lewis Goodall to admit that treating events in ...

Al Jazeera will look to pursue all possible legal action against Israel's ban on its operations there, the TV network's ...

Given the collapse of the Conservative Party, the BBC should of course be inviting experts on to explain what's happening. ...

Media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders warned of declining government support for press freedom. The group, otherwise known by its ...

On Saturday 4 May – the day after “World Press Freedom Day” – Bristol Palestine Alliance (BPA) will be organising ...

Guardian columnist John Harris has a new piece where he laments the UK's "drift to the right" and the rhetoric ...

Speculation is rife that LBC has suspended Sangita Myska. Those speculating believe it has something to do with a hard-hitting ...

It's the year 2024, and at this point the evidence for the human-driven climate crisis could not be clearer. Forgetting ...

On BBC Question Time (BBCQT), Reform leader Richard Tice tried to play down the man-made climate crisis: The climate has ...

The New York Times is helping erase Palestine through instructing reporters not to use the word Palestine "except in very ...

Rachel Riley and Julia Hartley-Brewer's responses to the massacre in Australia were filled with compassion and tolerance. We're only joking ...