Press regulation Articles

Labour’s travails with the media are more deadly than it thinks ‘People don’t vote for a divided party; we’ve got to learn some lessons about how we handle the media.’ So said John McDonnell during a recent LSE lecture, and frankly amen to that. Five months in, Jeremy...

This has been published as a response to this month's Progress editorial – Time to stop blaming the media Margaret Beckett, in Labour’s election post-mortem, Learning the lessons from defeat, suggests – unsurprisingly – that the party’s principled support for the...

Andrew Mitchell deserved to be sacked. Ofsted demoralises teachers. The energy companies have the best of intentions, and if you regulate the banks they’ll just move to Geneva. The players change, but the song remains the same: people in positions of power think they...