Patricia Treble: Even with the detailed grilling by Emily Maitlis, there remain unanswered questions. Here are some.
Dubbed the ‘working-class Hunger Games,’ a controversial new reality show hits at the heart of Britain’s class obsession
A spat between TV hosts that came to blows should be resolved with cash and an apology, or the BBC’s Top Gear could disappear
How a reality show all about baking—instead of bickering or backstory—became a proxy for an uncertain United Kingdom
Phone hacking, now pedophilia. The Imperfectionists author Tom Rachman dissects the U.K. media mess.
In an age when nerds rule, Sherlock the eccentric brainiac has sex appeal
Denis Coderre said yesterday that a Wild Rose win in Alberta might have an impact on national unity.
What role did social media play in the violence?
The ball hockey-playing prince wooed the crowd in four languages
Should government or the courts draw the line between free speech and the right to privacy?
The BBC brings us a short article about carbon footprints by environmental author-consultant Mike Berners-Lee, who brings the rewarding news that “we can actually afford to chill out about certain carbon footprints, which aren’t as bad as many of us might think.”
Former Late Show co-host Sarah Dunant considers her former colleague and what they might do next.