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Jon Sopel says it was ‘wrong’ for BBC to publish presenters’ salaries

‘To have everybody suddenly knowing what you earn feels like a violation of your privacy’

The Independent UK

Wednesday briefing: Liz Truss has appointed the most diverse cabinet ever. What does that mean?

In today’s newsletter: None of the four most senior jobs in the British government will be held by a white man. How did the Tories get here – and why is it so difficult for Labour?

The Guardian - UK

BBC chief denies Emily Maitlis’s ‘Tory agent’ claims

Chairman Richard Sharp tells MPs that former Newsnight presenter was ‘completely wrong’

The Guardian - UK

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BBC board member 'liked anti-SNP tweet by accident', corporation head claims

The BBC board member who Emily Maitlis described as an “active agent of the Tory party” liked a tweet criticising the SNP by mistake,…

The National (Scotland)

Londoner’s Diary: Clive Myrie hits back at BBC critics

In today’s Diary: Myrie defends Auntie / Boris bonds with Ukraine / We meet man tipped for cabinet in Tesco / Fiennes hints at rebellion against Putin’s war / Bold looks at Bowie premiere

Evening Standard

BBC boss rejects bias claims over Joe Lycett's appearance on Laura Kuenssberg show

Tim Davie told MPs on the Commons Digital, Culture, Media and Sports Committee the BBC had only recieved 28 complaints about the comedian's comments even after a right-wing newspaper splashed an attack on its front page.

Daily Mirror

BBC bosses say Emily Maitlis’ criticism of Newsnight case was ‘completely wrong’

The BBC director-general and chairman addressed Emily Maitlis’ speech while appearing before a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.

The Independent UK

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Obsessed stalker who wrote letters to BBC Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis from prison is jailed

Edward Vines wrote eight letters addressed to Maitlis and her mother expressing his “unrequited” love for her

Manchester Evening News

Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for eight years over letters sent from prison

Judge says Edward Vines showed ‘breathtaking persistence’ in his efforts to contact journalist

The Guardian - UK

Obsessed Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for 20th order breach

Jurors heard Edward Vines demonstrated a 'persistent and obsessive fixation' with the broadcaster

Wales Online

Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for 8 years after 20th restraining order breach attempt

Edward Vines, who has had a three-decade obsession with the journalist, attempted to send eight letters he had written from HMP Nottingham between May 2020 and December 2021

Daily Mirror

HMP Nottingham inmate jailed over 'obsession' with Emily Maitlis

He has been locked up again

Nottingham Post

Emily Maitlis stalker jailed after breaching order for 20th time

Edward Vines was unanimously convicted of attempting to breach a restraining order eight times

The Independent UK

Emily Maitlis stalker jailed for eight years after 20th order breach

AN OBSESSED stalker who has had a three-decade fixation with former BBC Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis has been jailed for eight years ...

The National (Scotland)

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Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg review – debut nerves? Yes, for Liz Truss

Launching a new live broadcasting show is normally pulse-thumpingly stressful for the host, not her guest

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: The News Agents; Americast – review

The big beasts of news podcasting go head to head, with Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel’s new show facing off against the new hosts of their old one

The Independent UK

Emily Maitlis: Andrew ‘told everyone he was happy’ with Newsnight interview

The journalist said she does not feel guilty that the Duke of York stepped down from public life following the broadcast.

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: Meghan Markle’s Archetypes makes its right royal entrance

In this week’s newsletter: Close friend Serena Williams joins Markle for the intimate debut of her long-awaited show. Plus: five of the best podcasts on disability

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The Guardian - UK

The News Agents review – how Maitlis and Sopel will use their post-BBC freedom remains to be seen

Now that Global’s big-money signings can say whatever they want, they seemed to have trouble deciding which of their torrentially liberated opinions to express

The Guardian - UK

Golden days and the autumn of life

Brief letters: Protecting nature | Losing trust in the BBC | Welsh welcome | No hunch about Richard III

The Guardian - UK

Has the BBC lost its nerve or was Emily Maitlis wrong?

Letters: Ray Jenkin and the former BBC executive Will Wyatt on claims that the former Newsnight presenter was censured because of government pressure

The Guardian - UK

Labour pledges to strengthen the BBC’s independence and protect funding

Party would insulate broadcaster from political pressure, says shadow culture secretary, as Liz Truss prepares to wage war on it

The Guardian - UK

David Dimbleby criticises Emily Maitlis over Cummings ‘polemic’

Veteran broadcaster says monologue about Dominic Cummings’ lockdown breach should have been phrased as questions

The National (Scotland)

BBC insiders back Emily Maitlis's claims about 'Tory agent' influencing output

BBC insiders have said Emily Maitlis was right when she said that Sir Robbie Gibb was an “active agent” of the Tory party who was influencing…

The Independent UK

Dimbleby says Maitlis should not have made Newsnight monologue a ‘polemic’

The veteran broadcaster also dismissed the idea a call from No 10 put pressure on the BBC to rebuke Maitlis and her team.

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