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BBC to Cut Up to 2,000 Jobs in Biggest Reduction in 15 Years

Management targets £500 million in two-year savings through hiring pauses, spending curbs, redundancies.

Italy’s Journalists Stage Second National Strike in Contract Standoff

Reports Say BBC Board Chooses Ex-Google Leader Matt Brittin as Director-General

UK Launches Local Media Strategy With £12m Local News Fund

German Parties Push Youth Social Media Curbs, Float Algorithm Opt-In

Mediawan Chief Asserts French Control, Denies KKR Majority at Parliamentary Inquiry

UK Brings Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ Under Ofcom’s New Tier 1 Rules

BBC Sets 10% Cost-Cut Target Over Next Three Years

Dacre Defends Mail in High Court, Downplays Some Tactics as Unlawful Newsgathering Trial Continues

Time-Barred Complaint Filed Against Jean‑Marc Morandini as CNews Rift Leads Sonia Mabrouk to Resign

Elton John Denounces Mail Publisher in Court Testimony Over Alleged Privacy Breaches

Germany's Top Administrative Court Upholds Public Broadcasting Fee With Performance Condition

Government to Decide Freeview’s Post‑2034 Future as Petition Tops 100,000

Baroness Lawrence Accuses Daily Mail of Feigned Support in Privacy Trial

Harris Admits Error Over 'Operation Bluebird' Memo in Mail Privacy Trial

Sadie Frost Tells High Court of 'Price on My Head' in Mail Privacy Trial

Elizabeth Hurley Alleges Bugging as Prince Harry Testifies in Daily Mail Privacy Trial

Prince Harry Testifies in Daily Mail Privacy Case, Accuses Tabloid of Hounding Meghan

Prince Harry Tells High Court ANL Made Meghan’s Life ‘An Absolute Misery’ as Privacy Trial Opens

Prince Harry Testifies in London Trial Accusing Daily Mail Publisher of Illegal Snooping