HMRC wins tax case against BBC presenter
Ruling at Royal Courts of Justice for former Look North host Christa Ackroyd could have impact on more BBC presenters
Sky and BT are paying less but the Premier League bubble has not burst
Broadcasters are saving under the latest TV rights deal but it does not look like the beginning of the end for the money feast – and here is why
Sky bid faces another hurdle as activists win right to legal challenge
Campaign group will contest decision that 21st Century Fox would be ‘fit and proper’ owner
Foxy Bingo owner fined £350,000 for misleading ads
Gambling firm GVC penalised over misleading offers as regulator announces ban on adverts that entice problem gamblers
Sky and BT Sport retain grip on Premier League rights but TV frenzy cools
The Premier League has announced details for five of the seven live television packages for 2019-2022, with BT Sport and Sky paying a combined £4.464bn
Unilever threat ‘is #MeToo moment for digital advertising’
Former UK boss of ad giant says anti-digital platform sentiment ‘has stepped up a gear’
The Guardian view on George Soros: the best of the 1%
Editorial: Many billionaires try to influence the politics of countries that aren’t their own. Most do so by stealth but George Soros is open – and usually right
Is Facebook for old people? Over-55s flock in as the young leave
A forecast 700,000 teenagers and young adults will leave the social media site in 2018
Why Trinity Mirror bought the Express and Star titles
All you need to know about the most significant UK newspaper merger in decades
Trinity Mirror buys Express and Star in £200m deal
Richard Desmond agrees to sell newspapers along with celebrity magazine OK!
Lesbian couple to star in McCain TV ad after gay men faced abuse
Frozen food firm’s campaign to depict modern family life comes months after social media furore
Big business is hijacking our radical past. We must stop it
Ram Trucks distorted a Martin Luther King sermon to sell its cars. This is how the establishment whitewashes history, writes Gary Younge
David Davis accuses EU of discourtesy and bad faith over proposed Brexit transition conditions – Politics live
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen
ASA bans Poundland’s lewd toy elf ad campaign
Christmas ads on social media featured elf playing strip poker and making highly sexualised gestures
Richard Desmond poised to seal £125m Express newspapers sale
Billionaire close to agreeing sale of OK! and news titles after progress in pension talks