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BBC and The Guardian announce hundreds of job cuts
The BBC intends to implement 520 cuts and The Guardian newspaper plans to axe 180 jobs.
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The BBC intends to implement 520 cuts and The Guardian newspaper plans to axe 180 jobs.
The Guardian says the article “fell far short of our standards”.
MP Liam Fox said today it would be “easier” for the Tory leadership contender to clarify what happened.
Broadcasters including Discovery, Disney and Viacom could be pulled from Irish viewers in 2019 if they fall foul of EU law.
Five topics to learn about: from Swedish pop sensation Robyn to free speech.
Stick on the kettle and settle into some of our favourite sports articles from this week.
The 50-year-old says the British people were sold short in the original campaign in 2016.
Chief executive Mark Goldring has repeatedly apologised for failings in the way the charity dealt with claims of sexual misconduct.
Enigmatic host James Richardson leaves the podcast after more than a decade at the helm.
In his latest book, The Fall of the House of Fifa, David Conn shows that not everything is black and white at the top of world football.
Republican incumbent in Montana Greg Gianforte took umbrage with a question asked of him by Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs.
The Sun described the attack as a “Slaughter of the Innocents”.
The missing piece of the puzzle.
Introducing the phrase “ghee-consuming.”
Alan Rusbridger says Facebook is “taking all the money” because “they have algorithms we don’t understand”.
Analysis by The Guardian has shown that millions have been allocated in aid to these organisations – despite EU and US sanctions.
Over 2,000 incident reports detailing the abuse of asylum-seekers were leaked to The Guardian Australia.
Backed up by, eh, science.
Police Constable Irshad Kamal remains under suspension.
We spoke to award-winning photographer Graeme Robertson about his photographs of people with disabilities.
The lawsuit relates to an article published in The Guardian in November.
Meanwhile, two Irish players feature way down the pecking order.
“My dear godson, I’ve decided that I should end all ties with you.”
A government working group is to examine allegations of abuse in Ireland’s fishing industry.
The year-long investigation says workers are being trafficked to Ireland.
Minister for Education Jan O’Sullivan has said that she is not comfortable with the concept.
The Guardian asked when it’s ‘socially acceptable’ to wear black tights. We say: ALWAYS.
Fáilte Ireland has invited a consortium of journalists to see just how LGBT tourism-friendly Ireland has become.
“God, I’m so tired…”
We are just days away from the return of the Premier League.
“This life of yours, fat girls. Eat it up”.
Alistair McGowan’s performance has been described as “repellently convincing” by The Guardian.
She even manages to make it along to the opera occasionally.
Can’t take him anywhere.
Munster’s Paul O’Connell is among the legends to make the cut for the fantasy team.
Martin Fletcher, who fled the fire, which killed his brother, father, uncle and grandfather, has released a book on the incident.
Sorry, what?
“We’re supposed to be the richest league in the world with some of the best players,” Jamie Carragher said. “We are miles away and we’re getting kidded.”
Jimmy Thoronka vanished after competing in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow last summer.
What’s everyone else saying about it ‘Honest’
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