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Balls orders review over reality TV children
Richard Garner: The Schools Secretary said parents were worried that programme-makers were guilty of 'pushing the boundaries'.
Stephen Glover: These explosive exchanges will not solve the deeper problems of the British press
Last Tuesday's Daily Telegraph ran a long and exceptionally savage attack on The Guardian. There was little, if anything, new in the piece, which appeared in the business pages. It skilfully gathered together the known facts: looming redundancies, losses of £100,000 a day on The Guardian and The Observer, and a cash pile melting at an alarming rate.
Newspapers victorious in battle to protect sources
European Court of Human Rights backs Independent's refusal to disclose documents
Web media face regulation
The Press Complaints Commission has extended its remit to cover publications which are available only online.
Aibrushed Twiggy advert ruled misleading by watchdog
An advert starring the model Twiggy was airbrushed to give a false impression of the beauty product she was promoting, the advertising watchdog has found.
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