News Home secretary announces plans to replace stop and search powers Theresa May has outlined proposals to replace Section 44 stop and search authority with a "more tightly defined power" and necessity test By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News BBC launches nationwide interactive class survey The Great British Class Survey – the first interactive commission by BBC Current Affairs – will form part of a wider examination of class by the broadcaster in 2011 By Joel Gunter • 2 min read
News BBC World Service to axe up to 650 jobs following cuts Five language services will be closed as the service seeks to make savings of £67m over the next four years By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Johnston Press chief: Local TV network should not get public money Johnston Press chief executive John Fry has warned against the idea of a long-term public subsidy for a planned £25 million-a-year local TV network By Paul McNally • 1 min read
News News Corp and BSkyB attack Ofcom over bid report News Corp responded to Ofcom's report today, accusing the regulator of failing to approach its assessment with and open mind and carrying out the review with the intention of identifying concerns By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News US digital news aggregation site Ongo launches Aggregation platform makes content from the likes of the Guardian and the Associated Press available through a single interface By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News BBC World Service journalists plan protest for cuts announcement tomorrow Members of the National Union of Journalists working at the World Service will protest against job losses expected after cuts of around £67 million over four years By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News Hunt delays referral decision over News Corp's BSkyB bid The culture secretary announced today that he intends to refer the bid to the Competition Commission but will first hear "undertakings" from News Corp By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Sky Sports reporter stood down from cup match after sexist remarks Andy Burton removed from Carling Cup tie tomorrow as news breaks that his colleague Andy Gray has been sacked for 'unacceptable behaviour' By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News Mark Stephens: 'phone-hacking was endemic on Fleet Street' Leading media lawyer Mark Stephens said this morning that he believes many other newspapers used the practice alongside the News of the World By Rachel Bartlett • 1 min read
News Al-Jazeera launches new unit to support future leaks The launch of the network's new Transparency Unit is a byproduct of its release today of almost 1700 leaked documents about the Israeli-Palestinian peace process By Rachel Bartlett • 2 min read
News Observer to hold one-day event based on TED conference The TEDxObserver event, called "Where Inspiration meets Action", will be made up of short talks, films and musical perfomances By Joel Gunter • 1 min read
