A previous blogpost reported on the Scottish government’s plans for independence, set out in its White Paper, Scotland’s Future. The fate of the BBC, noted briefly in the previous post, is […]
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It has long been a contention of this website that democracy should be thought of not merely as a set of rules but as a culture. While elections and elected
Local government pause for thought Read More »
This blog has not expected to be proved right so quickly on press regulation, but that’s what happened today. At the end of last year, when the Leveson commission published
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The proposals from the Leveson inquiry into the behaviour of the British press, which reported last month, include the call for a legal backstop to independent regulation. The Press Complaints
Can the press be controlled? Read More »
Passing judgement on Rupert Murdoch appears to be today’s fashion, and this blog is not one to shirk a challenge. His dislike of the EU is well-known, as are the
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