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'We're coming for you': NRA attacks New York Times in provocative videoNational Rifle Association spokesperson Dana Loesch rejects claim that the video – ‘the shot across your proverbial bow’ – can be interpreted as a violent threat -
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Game of Thrones episode leaked online after HBO suffers week of chaosLow-quality version of latest episode leaks in separate security breach from hack that has been self-described as ‘the greatest leak’ of the digital era
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Michael Ebeid accuses News Corp of ‘rank hypocrisy’ following commercial media’s jealous outburst. Plus Laurie Oakes calls it a dayNews Corp's Handmaid’s fail is SBS’s gain as boss hits back at ‘bunch of sooks’
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Great British Bake Off trailer released by Channel 4 – videoA stop-motion animated trailer has been released to announce the new season of The Great British Bake Off in its new home on Channel 4
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As a TV critic-turned-writer, I’ve decided not to take the bad reviews with the goodI’ve found it difficult to read criticism of my work after dishing it out for so long, says TV writer Gareth McLean
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University Challenge's Monkman and Seagull to host own radio showEric Monkman and Bobby Seagull to get own show on BBC Radio 4 after onscreen rivals attracted nationwide fans
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Scaramucci memo reveals his plan to 'professionalize' press office before firingDuring his brief stint as Donald Trump’s communications director, Anthony Scaramucci authored a plan to overhaul West Wing staff culture
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With whole weekends – and the daily commute – being sacrificed, TV has become more commitment than entertainmentBingewatching: for me and 40m others, one episode is never enough
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End of families gathering round the TV as binge watching growsEight in 10 UK adults use streaming services such as BBC iPlayer or Netflix, says Ofcom, with 35% watching several episodes of a show once a week
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Sean Spicer had notice of discredited Fox News story on DNC aide's deathWhite House press secretary was informed of Seth Rich story Fox News later admitted was not ‘subjected to a high degree of editorial scrutiny’
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Buenos Aires Herald to close after more than 140 years of publicationThe English-language newspaper in Latin America announced closure less than a year after switching from daily to weekly print edition
John Malone, the ‘swamp alligator’ chewing up the UK’s media market