Media

"They don’t want impartiality, they want to eradicate dissent and replace it with client journalism," James O'Brien said.

Figures show that the news channel sunk deeper into a loss due to TalkTV competition and an advertising boycott

The deputy chair of the Conservative Party said he wants to speak up for constituents outside the London bubble - presumably from the GB News studios in Paddington Basin.

"He reads the autocue with all the elan and flair of a bored penguin learning to honk", Otto English said.

The watchdog said its investigation found the programme ‘fell short’ of its standards.

"The corporate media is owned by billionaires. Some of the most important issues facing working class people are never discussed".

The paper that devoted endless pages to 'beergate' and backed Liz Truss's budget now want you to believe the Partygate probe was a stitch-up.

The Tory MP managed to scoop up twice as many viewers as Piers Morgan on average during his debut show.

The Express said the deal 'now takes back control' while the Daily Mail asked if Sunak has “done the impossible” by getting an agreement over the line.