Media

Johnson yesterday hinted he would axe the licence fee. This had two purposes: cover up his NHS blunder and pummel the BBC into submission.

It didn’t kick up enough fuss to force Johnson to face Andrew Neil. It doesn’t push back enough against Brexiter lies. And that’s not all.

The paper wrongly reported that more than half the public support Brexit delivered by any means, even suspending Parliament.

Leave-voting radio host “gives up”, saying there’s so much more that we should be focusing on in this country.

Next week MPs could start process to force May to delay Brexit. But the BBC misleadingly says the vote will be “non-binding”.

Young pro-Europeans were served badly by Labour’s incoherent policy, and faltered against government’s relentless “no deal” scare tactics.

She said if EU doesn’t like a referendum result, it gets public to vote again. That’s true of neither other countries nor the People’s Vote.

Too often Brexit is presented as binary choice between a deal and crashing out, with possibility of a new vote regularly ignored.

“Fake news” report shows our democracy is short-circuiting. Here are 8 ways election process needs patching up for People’s Vote to be fair.

Labour peer is facing flak for assault on Beeb over poor coverage of anti-Brexit marches. Better that than surrender ‘Aunty’ to Brexiters.

Social network says data on 1.1m Brits may have been improperly shared with Cambridge Analytica. Was the data used in referendum?

May wants EU leaders to take united stand against Putin. Why wasn’t Brexit mentioned? Ditto when Today discussed new EU tax on tech giants.