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• Critics fail to see funny side of No 10's Jeremy Clarkson video

  Aug 20 2008:

  Rightwing bloggers are not impressed by Downing Street's response to 'Jezza is a legend' e-petition

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• For freedom's sake, we must stop libel tourism

  Aug 15 2008:

  Tim Luckhurst: MPs should listen to the UN's criticisms, before English courts become censorship enforcement agencies for wealthy litigants

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• Labour warned over limits to free expression

  Aug 15 2008:

  A critical UN human rights report has condemned the use of the Official Secrets Act for gagging of public servants. By Duncan Campbell

• The most admired politician in Britain is ...

  Aug 14 2008:

  A few months ago Mike White wrote a profile of Vincent Cable for G2. It was the story featured on the cover and the headline said something like: "Is this the most popular politician in Britain?"

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• BBC Gaelic TV channel set to launch

  Aug 13 2008:

  Digital channel BBC Alba, seen as a possible platform for a new all-Scottish TV service, is to begin broadcasting next month. By Severin Carrell

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• Removing the oath of allegiance to the Queen would just be window dressing

  Aug 8 2008:

  It's a bit like those people who say: 'I can't see the point of 22 grown men running around a field chasing an inflated pig skin'

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• Leak that triggered run on Northern Rock might have been scoop worth sitting on

  Aug 7 2008:

  Colleagues say no, but I'm not convinced. It might have been better to squash this story in the public interest

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• FAQ: PSB obligations

  Aug 7 2008:

  Your questions on public service broadcasting answered

• ITV down £1.5bn as falling ad revenues begin to bite

  Aug 7 2008:

  Michael Grade appealed to Ofcom to reduce ITV's public service burden as he announced job losses. By Richard Wray

• I'd rather be a hypocrite than a cynic like Julie Burchill

  Aug 6 2008:

  George Monbiot: Give me a posh, preachy eco-activist over a narcissist without a moral compass any day

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• George Monbiot won the day in tussle with Julie Burchill

  Aug 6 2008:

  I have my issues with Monbiot, and Burchill is a terrific controversialist, but the environmental activist came out on top in this morning's Today scrap over green politics

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• Boris Johnson names Rosie Boycott as food adviser

  Aug 5 2008:

  Former newspaper editor Rosie Boycott will join Boris Johnson's team as London's 'food champion', it was announced today

• Tory criticises men's magazines

  Aug 5 2008:

  Shadow education secretary Michael Gove has claimed men's magazines encourage sexual irresponsibility. By Patrick Wintour

• Inquiry after taxpayers' cash used for documentaries

  Aug 4 2008:

  Ministers have been criticised after it emerged that the government has spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on documentaries. By Matthew Taylor

• When the personal becomes political

  Aug 4 2008:

  Double standards abound in the debate on privacy - and politicians should stop exploiting rivals' personal lives when it suits them. By Norman Fowler

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