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Nadine Dorries claims Channel 4 faked reality show by paying actors to play poor people

Culture secretary also admits she shares Netflix password with four other households

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries admits breaking Netflix terms by sharing her password with other households

The Culture Secretary confessed to sharing her Netflix password describing the current system for subscribers as “incredibly generous”

Manchester Evening News

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries admits she breaks Netflix password rules

She said she shared her password with other households in the country, which breaches Netflix's terms

Wales Online

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Nadine Dorries admits sharing her Netflix account with other households

She made the admission as she addressed the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee about the future of public service broadcasting.

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries says Channel 4 News ‘doesn’t do itself any favours’ on impartiality

CULTURE Secretary Nadine Dorries has described Channel 4 News as “edgy” and said the programme sometimes has not done itself “any favours”…

The National (Scotland)

Nadine Dorries says Channel 4 News ‘doesn’t do itself any favours’

Appearing before a committee session, the Culture Secretary said the programme was ‘edgy’ but suggested it was not impartial.

The Independent UK

Krishnan Guru-Murthy’s year in TV: ‘Three quarters of what’s on Channel 4 News makes me angry’

The Channel 4 News presenter on being mistaken for other people and impressing his kids by interviewing KSI

The Guardian - UK

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It’s A Sin to Mare of Easttown: who will win the 2022 TV Bafta awards – and who really deserves to?

This might be one of the most complicated years ever for choosing the victors in the UK’s glitziest television awards. But we’re trying anyway! Here are our picks of who should (and who will) win

The Guardian - UK

Schumer announces Senate abortion rights vote: ‘America will be watching’ – as it happened

Senate to vote on legislation codifying abortion rights into federal law but measure has next to no chance of passing in divided chamber

The Guardian - US

‘I had an abortion on tour’: celebrities share their stories in backlash to Roe v Wade leak

TV stars, musicians and other high-profile women talk about their terminations, in wake of leaked US supreme court draft judgment

The Guardian - UK

Crippling bills force terminally ill mum, 37, to choose between eating or heating

Joanna Jonathan, 37, was delighted with her "miracle" baby after being diagnosed with stage four cancer, but she is now facing the cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine and sport as 'formal suspect' named in Madeleine McCann case

It will be 15 years next month since the three-year-old disappeared during a family holiday in Portugal

Wales Online

Johnson’s Modi talks overshadowed by looming questions about third parties probe

The Prime Minister will face the media for the first time since MPs signed-off on a parliamentary probe into whether he lied to the Commons.

The Independent UK

Shrewsbury inquiry chair willing to investigate Nottingham maternity scandal

Any potential probe by Donna Ockenden would be subject to approval by Sajid Javid

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 privatisation plan is motivated by Tory spite

Letters: The channel has provided some of the most robust scrutiny of government policy throughout its existence, writes Ian Fraser. Plus letters from Bruce Whitehead, Deirdre Davey, Dr Martin Treacy, Stephen Brunt and Chris Roulston

Evening Standard

City comment: Channel 4 is worth more to the public than the public market

Is selling off Channel 4 revenge for its Brexit coverage?

Evening Standard

Channel 4 News is tough on Boris. Flogging it off is spiteful payback

When the country is grappling with a terrifying cost of living crisis where putting on your heating seems like a luxury, plus the heightened anxiety and fallout of the Ukraine conflict, it seems utterly bizarre that the Government has decided to prioritise privatising Channel 4.

The Guardian - UK

The sell-off of Channel 4 won’t benefit anyone but Boris Johnson

This is an act of political dogma and score-settling, says former head of C4 news and current affairs Dorothy Byrne

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Evening Standard

Get rich or lie trying: inside the growing class of micro-influencers

Bribery, fake followers and fraud — Channel 4 News reporter Symeon Brown explores the underbelly of the influencer economy and finds deceit, self-delusion and desperation

The Independent UK

Millions turn to Channel 4 News to follow Ukraine invasion – broadcaster says

The channel has said its Ukrainian invasion coverage across its social media platforms has received millions of views.

The Guardian - UK

Whistleblowers call out Channel 4 News over ‘gagging orders’

Campaign mounts against non-disclosure agreements to ‘silence’ female staff at the UK public-service broadcaster

The Guardian - UK

Former Channel 4 News employee ‘traumatised’ after signing NDA

Conservative MP Maria Miller has written to ITN to express concern at use of NDAs ‘to cover up wrongdoing’

The Independent UK

Channel 4 News accused of using ‘gagging orders’ to silence female employees

‘Speaking up proved to be a traumatic, self-destructive act. I have lost a job I loved, a job I excelled at, my professional reputation has been damaged and I have been isolated and gagged,’ says ex-employee

The Independent UK

Ofcom chief: There would be ‘real value’ in regulating Netflix

Dame Melanie Dawes spoke to Channel 4 News about the recent backlash towards streaming services.

The Independent UK

Nadine Dorries: Everyone is comparing culture secretary interview to a Catherine Tate sketch

‘Nadine Dorries choosing to appear as Catherine Tate on Channel 4 News. Baffling. What a time to be alive,’ joked one viewer

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