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  • Coronavirus and sport: A guide to filling the void left by the cancellation of live fixtures

    March 16, 2020

    You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone. For many, sport is a steady, reassuring constant – something around which life revolves.   Plans are made to accommodate it, socialising takes place alongside it, vast amounts of money is spent facilitating it, almost every hobby is connected to it, weekends are often entirely consumed by [...]

  • BBC delays licence fee changes for over-75s due to virus fears

    March 16, 2020

    The BBC today said it will push back plans to end the blanket free licence fee scheme for over-75s amid concerns about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Pensioners were due to face changes to the licence fee from 1 June, but this will now be delayed until 1 August. Millions of over-75s will have [...]

  • UK coronavirus epidemic could lead to 7.9m people being hospitalised

    March 15, 2020

    Up to 7.9m people could be hospitalised as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, which is expected to last until next spring, a Public Health England (PHE) document has revealed. According to media reports, the document is the first time that health authorities have acknowledged that the virus will continue to be a problem for [...]

  • DEBATE: Do the chancellor’s reforms to entrepreneurs’ relief strike the right balance for founders?

    March 13, 2020

    Do the chancellor’s reforms to entrepreneurs’ relief strike the right balance for founders? YES, says Mike Cherry, national chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses. Compromise is a fact of business life. Every dealmaker knows that it’s better to bend a little than break off negotiations. Entrepreneurs’ relief is a vital incentive that’s central to [...]

  • Putting Six Nations behind a paywall would be ‘dreadful’, says BBC boss

    March 12, 2020

    Any deal to put the Six Nations behind a paywall would be “dreadful” for both audiences and the sport, the BBC director general has said. The tender process for the rugby tournament’s next broadcasting contract is set to wrap up this weekend, but current holders BBC and ITV have been shut out of the bidding. [...]

  • Disney shareholders approve executive pay despite backlash

    March 11, 2020

    Disney has fended off a shareholder revolt over executive pay after a slim majority of investors approved the company’s controversial remuneration plan. A vote on executive compensation, which included outgoing boss Bob Iger’s $47.5m (£37m) pay packet for 2019, passed with 53 per cent of votes at the media giant’s annual general meeting today. Disney [...]

  • Wanted: Someone to breathe new life into the fumbling BBC

    March 11, 2020

    Today is your last chance to throw your hat in the ring for one of the most important roles in British public life. That’s right, it’s the closing date for applications to be the next director general of the BBC. The successful candidate will be the most critical appointment at the BBC since Lord Reith [...]

  • Police watchdog probe into Johnson and Arcuri not expected before May

    March 10, 2020

    A police watchdog report into Boris Johnson’s relationship with US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri is now not expected until May at the earliest. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is probing Johnson’s relationship with Arcuri to see if the Prime Minister could have engaged in criminal misconduct when he was mayor of London. The police [...]

  • Lutalo Muhammad interview: Team GB taekwondo star set on Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 after his Rio 2016 heartbreak

    March 10, 2020

    Few pieces of broadcast footage distil sport’s capacity for heartbreak better than the interview given by British athlete Lutalo Muhammad immediately after his desperately cruel defeat in the men’s taekwondo final at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Grimacing, whimpering and seemingly unable to process what has just unfolded, Muhammad sobs: “I was a half-second away [...]

  • STV shares rise as broadcaster posts huge rise in profit

    March 10, 2020

    Shares in STV rose roughly seven per cent today after the Scottish broadcaster posted a huge rise in profit for the full year. STV, which holds the channel 3 licence in Scotland, reported pre-tax profit of £19m last year, up from just £1.9m in 2018. However, revenue slipped two per cent over the period to [...]

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