Chrissie Hynde
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Ed Miliband
: A Distant and Distracted Cameron Cannot Tackle Tax Avoidance
Charles Moore
: Margaret Thatcher's First Visit to Washington of the Reagan Presidency
Natalie Bennett
: Jobs You Can Build a Life On: The British Economy Isn't Delivering
Seth Freedman
: We Don't Need No Regulation
It was already well-known that late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, was no fan of Fox News calling it "an incredibly destructive force in our society". But now...
Comparisons between Ukip and the Tea Party were made as early as 2010, when the bible-thumping faction of the Republican Party challenged for seats in the House and the Senate. Both are nationalistic, seek a small government, provide a protest vote and are the underdogs of mainstream politics.
Sky News should be allowed to be as politically biased as it wants, according to an influential group of peers - a proposal rejected by the head of th...
If you were lucky enough to avoid Fox News on American election night, then we recommend you watch the clip above. Because 'The Daily Show' team wa...
Come on then nerds, how do you plan to see the new administration?
The BBC's predictable enemies are beginning to use the scandal to attack the very idea of a publically-funded, non-commercial broadcaster.
On Monday night, Jon Stewart took a look back at the vice presidential debate — and, in particular, dissected the reaction. While MSNBC accepted def...
If you only ever watched terrestrial daytime TV in Britain, you would think we are a nation obsessed with houses, antiques and getting the hell out of Britain. And very much in that order. Starting around 10am we have an abundance of shows aimed at doing up your own home and flogging it. Then, after lunch we switch to shows about selling off family heirlooms, and then to mid afternoon shows about moving abroad.
Fox News might have helped boost Apple's pre-orders for the new iPhone a little, after it falsely reported the new device had a laser keyboard and hol...
It appears the British media's treatment of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has upset some of their colleagues on the other side of the ...
Pope Benedict has hired a reporter from Fox News as its head of communications amid the Catholic institution's 'Vatileaks' scandal. The 52-year-old...
Jessica Alba has posed in plenty of glamorous photo shoots, but the movie star has stunned fans by revealing that she felt "objectified" earlier in he...
Watching Fox News reporter Doug Luzader, heads down, not responding to questions from the anchor back in the studio, it's easy to presume he's having ...
Back in December last year, the Fox Business Network over in the US accused The Muppets of being communist. Needless to say, this bizarre allegation w...
A TV newsreader has been forced to issue an apology after telling (potentially young) viewers that Santa Claus is not real. Robin Robinson of FOX C...
This week, the UK population reacted as if we had been collectively slapped by a wet fish when we saw the headlines proclaiming that Take That backing singer Jason Orange was dating comedian Catherine Tate. Still got a look of disbelief on that pretty face of yours?
Fox New's freedom loving hetro Don Ronson bravely reports on the Occupy The Stock Exchange movement from London, England, Britain. Braving the seething proto-fascist hippy sludge he crawls deep inside the news to get to the pulsating heart of the story and deliver you the truth alive and unwashed.
The global Occupy protests are an organic democratic procedure that has been born out of pure frustration for the current political, media and economic climate. It's more than possible that we are in uncharted territory with history giving us no lessons on how this global movement will conclude.
So. I was on the internet and saw a link to a terrible article (read it here, if you must). It's from a Fox entertainment website and the gist is that 'these days' women in comedy have to be fuckable to be funny.
Cult cartoon series The Simpsons is at risk of being axed from television because of a pay dispute with actors who work on the show. Dan Castellane...
Cenk Uygur is an unlikely global celebrity. Born in Turkey and raised in the US, the trained lawyer started broadcasting a satellite radio talk show c...
The possibilities using over £20billion in annual revenue and 53,000 dedicated and talented employees for good, rather than evil, are exhilarating. There's no question that Deng saved the day for the Murdochs last Tuesday, and she may save his business yet. The question is: can she save the world?
Murdoch's smarts told him that he could profit mightily if only there was a permanent Conservative government in power in the UK. But how to do that when working class people selfishly insisted on voting for their own economic interests rather than those of Rupert? BINGO! It suddenly hit Rupert. Find a way to seduce working class people away from their natural instincts.
