Dyson tells libel trial Daily Mirror article was a distressing ‘personal attack’
Inventor is suing publisher over ‘rogues’ gallery’ article that stated he championed Vote Leave before moving global HQ to Singapore
Sale of Telegraph paused as consortium pledges to repay Barclay debts
Abu Dhabi-backed RedBird IMI’s announcement casts doubt over auction process
Shell Energy fined £1.4m for failing to flag end of mobile and broadband contracts
More than 70,000 customers were affected by breach of consumer protection rules, says Ofcom
Ad industry grapples with role selling consumption in climate crisis
Does being an effective agency mean helping sell more products or can it mean helping mitigate climate emergency?
Abu Dhabi-backed fund says it will take control of Telegraph and Spectator
RedBird IMI ‘reaches agreement’ on package of loans to repay debts owed by Barclay family
As UK landlines go digital, fears grow for vulnerable people whose home phone is a lifeline
Campaigners say BT’s switch to Digital Voice is too fast and will leave many unable to make calls in an emergency
MPs want UK national security law used to vet Barclay family’s Telegraph offer
Financing from Abu Dhabi investors secured for bid but use of overseas sovereign wealth questioned
‘End of days’: staff at Mirror and Express owner Reach brace for grim Christmas
Workers despair as national and local newspaper group launches third round of job cuts in a year
Anti-hate group says lawsuit from Elon Musk’s X ‘riddled with deficiencies’
Center for Countering Digital Hate says claim by X, formerly Twitter, is ‘riddled with legal deficiencies’
Top German journalist received €600,000 from Putin ally, leak reveals
Influential author and broadcaster Hubert Seipel received financial support for his work on two books described by many as sympathetic to Russian president
‘A recipe for blandness’: critic Peter Biskind on why quality television is in chronic decline
The author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls has turned his gaze from Hollywood to prestige television, arguing that a golden age of TV that began with The Sopranos has been ruined by corporate greed
The actors’ strike is all but over. What do we know about the deal?
For 118 days, Hollywood actors were striking for a better deal and now there is a tentative end in sight
John Lewis Christmas ad snaps back on track with a Venus flytrap
Retailer reboots ‘child-makes-unusual-friend’ formula but drops the usual pop cover – bringing in tenor Andrea Bocelli instead
Mirror and Express owner to cut about 450 jobs – 10% of workforce
Reach staff react with furious comments to CEO over plan to reduce costs by up to 6% in 2024
ITV cuts spending on programmes as ad slump hits production arm
Broadcaster trims outlook for Love Island maker ITV Studios, in further worrying sign for TV jobs market