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Bellydancer Ben Bradshaw is the king of spin but David Miliband finds it hard to stomach

28.09.10
Labour party members celebrated their new leader with bare-chested belly dancing into the night — even though Ed Miliband did not turn up... more

South Bank film centre is biggest loser as £73m axe falls on arts

18.06.10
British Film Institute has emerged as the single biggest loser as the government axe fell on the arts and culture with £73million in cuts... more

Labour ‘to demand probe’ of Rupert Murdoch's BSkyB deal

16.06.10
Labour is expected to demand competition regulators investigate News Corporation’s plans to buy the 61% of BSkyB it does not already own... more

The ex-editor, the former minister, Boris and an arts world storm

10.06.10
Despite allegations of cronyism and lack of credibility, the Mayor’s friend Veronica Wadley is London’s new arts chair — under her old adversary Liz Forgan. She tells Stephen Robinson why she is the best person for the job... more

Protect arts cash or risk our economic recovery, say cultural leaders

25.03.10
Arts and cultural leaders issuea warning that Britain’s economic strength could be “shattered” if funding to the sector is cut... more

TV licence fee rises to £145 despite BBC cutbacks

09.03.10
BBC licence fee to go up to £145 despite its recent announcement of cuts to projects such as BBC 6 Music and the Asian Network... more

City Spy: Don’t mess with Dragons in the Den

18.02.10
With a new series of Dragons’ Den returning to our screens in the summer, executive producer Sam Lewens has an "interesting" time with the BBC show's big hitters... more

Chelsea Barracks chapel will not be listed but will survive

26.11.09
Victorian garrison chapel on the site of Chelsea Barracks will not be given listed status, Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw has decided... more

Ed Vaizey's fight to win over the arts world

13.11.09
Interview: The Conservative firefighter, the Shadow Culture Minister, Ed Vaizey talks to Sarah Sands... more

This post strike will force me to throw in the etiquette towel

23.10.09
Whatever the rights and wrongs of the postal strike (and I am sure there are rights and wrong on both sides), I've already given up on my post. I don't recall it ever being so inefficient in my lifetime. ... more

Boris aide could step in as arts chief after clash with minister

22.10.09
Boris Johnson's culture adviser could be installed temporarily in one of London's top arts jobs under emergency plans to tackle deadlock with the Government over the appointment... more

Take 'history' by artists with a big pinch of salt

09.10.09
Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall is a worthy winner of the Booker Prize but qualms have already been raised by some critics over the novel’s disservice to history... more

Boris Johnson attacks minister for blocking his arts job choice

08.10.09
Boris Johnson accuses Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw of acting 'outrageously' after the Government blocked the Mayor’s choice for a top London arts job... more

Government blasted over 'zig zag' media policy

17.09.09
Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt will attack the Government's approach to the media as 'nothing short of a complete and utter shambles'... more

Ending TV ban on product placement is sensible move

16.09.09
Media analysis: What a great wheeze it must have seemed to the Government to solve the problems of commercial TV companies and advertisers by suggesting the ban on product placement could be lifted... more

£7 million job with RBS — no worries

19.08.09
The recruitment by Royal Bank of Scotland of bond trader Antonio Polverino from Merrill Lynch has sent City eyebrows skywards — and not just because RBS, which is 70%-owned by the taxpayer, is rewarding him so handsomely ... more

We don’t need a collective mea culpa from the BBC

05.08.09
Alan Yentob is in defiant mood. After a torrid few weeks in which the BBC has come under attack for everything from sacking a 66-year-old woman to running up extravagant expense claims, Mr Yentob, one of the corporation's veteran executives, has clearly decided enough is enough.... more

BBC boss Alan Yentob attacks meddling ministers

05.08.09
BBC executive Alan Yentob hit back at critics of the corporation and told the Government to stop meddling in its affairs... more

Better leadership needed at the BBC

14.07.09
The Culture Secretary, Ben Bradshaw, has attacked BBC chiefs for their refusal to support the sharing of some of the licence fee with other providers of regional news. He is quite right to do so... more

Culture Minister slams BBC's 'bunker mentality'

14.07.09
Culture Secretary launchs attack on BBC chiefs as the battle over the licence fee escalated, as he accused chiefs of poor leadership... more

BBC bosses get pay rises as corporation slashes jobs

14.07.09
BBC faces a backlash as it emerges that its two top bosses enjoyed pay increases — while introducing cost-cutting measures... more

BBC Centre designed on an envelope is given Grade II heritage status

10.07.09
BBC Television Centre in White City has been given architectural recognition... more

Doctor who raised alarm over Baby P injuries suspended

19.02.09
The family doctor who regularly saw Baby P in the months before his death has been suspended from practice... more

Cycling injuries rise by a quarter

18.11.08
The number of cyclists injured in England has increased by almost a quarter in the past five years, official figures reveal... more

Doctors 'conspire to stop patients switching GPs'

03.07.08
GPs have been accused of operating "gentlemen's agreements" in which they refuse to accept other doctors' patients... more

Private firms will run failing NHS trusts

04.06.08
Two South-East NHS trusts face a takeover by private companies under plans to sack managers of failing hospitals... more


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