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07 February 2012, By Harry Cole, UK Political Editor
Bad week for The Guardian
Given their holier than thou attitude, you would think the Guardian would be more careful with shoddy sources and blatant agendas, writes our UK Political Editor Harry Cole
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17 January 2012, By Douglas Carswell MP
Are we about to see the creation of an Independent Press Standards Agency?
What the phone hacking scandal reveals is not only the way some press folk misbehaved. It showed that the public prosecutors were remarkably inept in doing anything about it. That is what needs to be addressed
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11 January 2012, By Charlotte Henry
The Guardian: smug, arrogant and subject to special treatment
It’s time for all of us, wherever we fall on the political spectrum, to start questioning the level of influence afforded to one paper and its agenda
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21 December 2011, By Harry Cole, UK Political Editor
The Piers Morgan Show
Our UK Political Editor, Harry Cole, reports from the Royal Courts of Justice on the appearance by Piers Morgan at the Leveson Inquiry into Press Ethics
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30 November 2011, By Paul Staines
What Leveson Should Ask Alastair Campbell This Morning
The Leveson Inquiry has summoned the top UK political blogger, 'Guido Fawkes' - here's what he has to say on the matter
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22 July 2011, By Dave Poole
Who would you trust?
Hackgate and the fallout has presented the British public with an interesting question - who should they trust in this whole affair?
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19 July 2011, By Frank Manning
Instant View: Rupert and James face UK Parliamentary Select Committee
Frank Manning gives us his impressions of the Select Committee hearings from which Rupert and James Murdoch have just emerged.
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17 July 2011, By The Commentator
The BIG week for Murdoch in Britain: What's going to happen?
We offer 3 scenarios on what will happen when Murdoch goes before parliament in full glare of global media publicity. What do you think?
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15 July 2011, By John Phelan
Rupert Murdoch doesn't have a monopoly, now quit whining!
The left can't compete with right-wing media. For punters, nor for cash - so they nationalise and subsidise their biased institutions.
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13 July 2011, By Harry Cole, UK Political Editor
PMQs: Cameron begins fightback, but Miliband stings
Cameron was rattled today, but just about held his own. However, his Achilles heel was exposed.
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