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The UK government defended the British Broadcasting Corp. against accusations of institutional bias, as it sought to lower the temperature of the crisis that’s escalated at the national broadcaster in ...

The culture secretary attempted to take the heat out of the debate By Rachel Cunliffe Lisa Nandy did not seem to want to be in the Commons chamber today. One can hardly blame her – the row over bias ...

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Donations to Labour made by the chairman of the new football watchdog were discussed in his interview for the role, Wigan MP Lisa Nandy has said amid calls for an ethics probe into the appointment.

Lisa Nandy today gave Labour's backing to BBC bosses despite saying there were 'very serious allegations' about the broadcaster's reporting. The Culture Secretary said she had 'confidence' in BBC ...