Meeting Vladimir Putin
Also this week: The art of the political interview, and what’s next for the Telegraph takeover.
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The quiet radicalism of ITV
From Mr Bates to social housing, the “challenger” channel is marketing itself as Britain’s least metropolitan broadcaster – while dodging…
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Who owns the news?
The New York Times’ lawsuit against AI is a fight for the future of journalism.
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The maverick of Fleet Street
Peregrine Worsthorne’s provocativeness, eccentricity and stylishness kept high Toryism alive in the 20th century.
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The death of the celebrity profile
It used to be a major journalistic event, but the glossy magazine interview is now a dull, corporate PR exercise.
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Can anyone save the BBC from itself?
The cuts to Newsnight are a symptom of a broadcaster increasingly devoted to unchallenging content.
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Facing blowback from James Dyson
Also this week: Taking on the tech giants, and remembering Terry Venables, football’s great showman.
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Can Telegraph grandees halt the sale of the paper to the UAE?
The tension between global markets and the sanctity of British institutions has been exposed again.
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