
Adam Bienkov
Online and Political Editor at Byline Times
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2 weeks ago |
adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov
“I don’t remember anyone ever saying to us ‘Oh I just don't think we're properly reflecting the Green Party view, or the liberal-left view on this story’,” one former BBC journalist told me last year, when I asked about the political pressure that was exerted on them by senior management.
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2 weeks ago |
bylinetimes.com | Adam Bienkov
Byline Times is an independent, reader-funded investigative newspaper, outside of the system of the established press, reporting on ‘what the papers don’t say’ – without fear or favour. For digital and print editions, packed with exclusive investigations, analysis, features, and columns….
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3 weeks ago |
adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov
You can tell how invested much of the media has become in the rise of Reform UK by the coverage of this week’s Hamilton by-election. In the run up to the vote, gallons of ink were spilled on the suggestion that Labour would likely lose the contest to Nigel Farage’s party. “We can be sure of only two things” wrote the former Labour MP, turned Conservative-supporting Telegraph columnist, Tom Harris. “That Labour has thrown every resource it possibly can at this campaign.
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3 weeks ago |
adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov
With many Conservative MPs now believing it's a matter of "when, not if" Kemi Badenoch is replaced, attention is starting to turn towards who is likely to replace her. At the front of the pack is the Shadow Justice Secretary, and Badenoch's former leadership rival, Robert Jenrick. Jenrick grabbed the headlines this week for a viral clout-chasing stunt in which he was filmed approaching alleged fare-dodgers on the London Underground.
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1 month ago |
adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov
The Brexiteers have lost the argument. That’s the lasting impression to be taken away from the screaming newspaper headlines that followed the Prime Minister’s announcement of a ‘reset’ deal with the EU this weekThis coverage, which included nakedly sexist portrayals of the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, and repeated attempts to label Keir Starmer as a ball-choking gimp, are as clear a sign that the Leave argument has been lost, as it is possible to imagine.
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