Readers forced to prove they understand story before commenting
The creators also hope that the quiz will force people to calm down before they post
The creators also hope that the quiz will force people to calm down before they post
Gateway Pundit published false reports about Hillary Clinton's health and voter fraud
A television journalist whose girlfriend was shot dead on air, is making a run for political office - with greater gun control to be a major part of his campaign.
Nick Grimshaw's breakfast programme lost half a million listeners in the past year
The reality TV star, who once declared she had kissed the Prince of Wales every day since the age of four, frequently found the contents of her life subject to the harsh glare of the limelight
Critics say News Corp is too powerful
Evening Standard editor Sarah Sands has been named the new editor of BBC Radio 4's 'Today' programme.
The star's former agent said he passed away at a care home
Creators of show urge fans not to share the last episode
'The BBC can’t edit the internet, but we won't stand aside either', James Harding tells staff
The Big Question: Are press reforms needed in the wake of the phone hacking scandal, or will they prove financially ruinous to some outlets?
A complaint from a viewer prompted the BBC Trust to investigate
The live broadcast on YouTube will let people feel like they're actually there – but without the horrendous queues
Laura Bates, the founder of Everyday Sexism, says previous male leaders have not been treated in the same way as Theresa May, Hillary Clinton and Angela Merkel
The trailer will feature footage of a frog that is a shade of red never before seen on TV
The current December 2016/January 2017 issue will be the magazine's last
‘We’re the new yellow journalists. We’re the people on the side of the street yelling that the world is about to end’
City University is home to a well-known journalism department