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BBC chairman made ‘significant errors of judgment’ over Johnson loan, MPs find

Richard Sharp’s failure to disclose his role in facilitating a loan guarantee could damage trust in the broadcaster, MPs said.

The Independent UK

BBC chair made 'significant errors of judgement' over Boris Johnson loan, report finds

Labour is calling for BBC chair Richard Sharp to quit following a damning report today by MPs into his role helping Boris Johnson get an £800,000 loan

Daily Mirror

BBC chair concedes he acted as a sort of ‘introduction agency’ over £800k loan for Boris Johnson

Richard Sharp also admitted he discussed job at broadcaster with the then PM before he applied

The Independent UK

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Why are MPs questioning the BBC chair on Boris Johnson’s finances?

Questions over the ex-prime minister’s personal finances are set to come to the fore once again, writes Sean O’Grady

The Independent UK

Minister refuses to reveal smart speaker use on cyber security grounds

Julia Lopez said it is not wise for politicians to disclose details of their devices amid Chinese espionage fears.

The Independent UK

Local papers need new support to survive, MPs warn

Government urged to help local news organisations achieve charitable status and encourage 'philanthropic donations' to publishers

Wales Online

Local papers need new support to survive, say MPs

Local newspapers have been among those hit hardest by the drastic changes in the news industry, with many forced to close in recent years.

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BBC chairman to be quizzed by MPs over link to Boris Johnson loan

BBC chairman and Tory donor Richard Sharp has been summoned to appear at Westminster to be quizzed by MPs about his appointment.

The National (Scotland)

BBC chairman set to be grilled by MPs amid questions over Boris Johnson loan

BBC chairman Richard Sharp has said that he believed his selection process was conducted ‘by the book’.

The Independent UK

EFL safety chief rejects criticism over Hillsborough response

Newcastle fans complained of overcrowding at Sheffield Wednesday’s ground during an FA Cup tie earlier this month.

The Independent UK

MPs issue damning report on Premiership clubs’ ‘unsustainable’ finances

The select committee report was critical of the Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby.

The Independent UK

Government urged to combat ‘pitiful returns’ for musicians

Parliamentary report calls for more streamlined policymaking for the creative industries, in order to make the British music ecosystem more amenable to artists

The Guardian - UK

Musicians making ‘pitiful’ returns on streaming, MPs say

There needs to be a ‘complete reset’ of the streaming market, according to the DCMS committee

Evening Standard

Porn allegations Tory MP to oversee online safety reforms

A FORMER minister sacked following allegations he had pornography on his work computers will be one of the MPs overseeing the passage of the…

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Damian Green appointed acting chairman of Commons DCMS Committee

The former Cabinet minister said there were ‘major policy challenges’ which his committee would scrutinise.

The Independent UK

Former Conservative deputy prime minister calls for higher wages for care workers

Prime minister already under pressure amid demands for higher salaries for nurses and paramedics

The Guardian - UK

The Tories are tearing themselves apart over housing – but this is another crisis of their own making

Twelve years of decaying public services mean any sensible conversation about much-needed new housing is impossible, says the Guardian columnist John Harris

The Independent UK

Sunak delays housebuilding targets due to Tory rebellion – reports

The Prime Minister’s plan to build 300,000 homes a year has reportedly been put on hold.

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The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak faces MPs’ rebellion over local housebuilding targets

About 50 MPs sign amendment to scrap mandatory local housing targets for councils

The Independent UK

Sunak faces rebellion on housebuilding targets

One of the rebels insisted that the move was not about challenging the Prime Minister’s authority, but rather “speaking up for communities”.

ABC News

WA honey producer calls on farmers to back Manuka honey industry and plant native tree Leptospermum

Damian Green uses native Leptospermum trees to generate Manuka honey, known for its anti-bacterial properties.

The Independent UK

Priti Patel and Michael Gove both back Rishi Sunak for PM

Patel becomes latest senior figure to switch support – having backed Boris Johnson at weekend

The Independent UK

Penny Mordaunt ‘confident’ of reaching 100 nominations before Tory leadership deadline

Mordaunt campaign claims to have over 90 backers, but haven’t made list public

The Guardian - UK

Return of Boris Johnson as PM would be ‘nailed-on disaster’, says former minister

Eurosceptic Steve Baker backs Rishi Sunak for Tory leadership, saying Johnson was ‘bound to implode’

Daily Mirror

All the Tories demanding Liz Truss stops benefit cut as she faces Cabinet showdown TODAY

Liz Truss is still weighing up whether to raise benefits in line with inflation, despite an avalanche of opposition from Tories across the spectrum. We look at what a DWP Universal Credit cut would mean for you - and the MPs against it

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