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Results written by Raymond Snoddy
03 Aug 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
The BBC has to enjoy the good days because there are always more problems lurking around the corner, many of their own making.
20 Jul 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
Covid seems to be the crisis our media is determined to ignore, writes Raymond Snoddy.
13 Jul 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
Newspapers editors' judgement proved to be spectacularly wrong and out-of-touch about Boris Johnson's unpopular leadership.
06 Jul 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
After two senior cabinet resignations and another scandal, how long will his right-wing cheerleaders in the press continue to support him?
29 Jun 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
There may be moves afoot to make the state-owned broadcaster too unattractive to buy. But can Boris Johnson hang on long enough to push it through anyway?
22 Jun 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
The paper once known as The Thunderer looks weak after pulling a story about yet more Boris Johnson allegations without explanation.
15 Jun 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
News desks should be looking for a new generation of endangered "media" editors and correspondents to report from the front line.
07 Jun 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
The papers' coverage of the Vote of Confidence crisis is only a warm-up to the day Boris Johnson leaves Downing Street.
24 May 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
Even if Boris Johnson survives a damning report by Sue Gray, robust journalism is the reason we know about Partygate at all.
18 May 2022
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Raymond Snoddy
The only thing that will get Rupert Murdoch’s attention is if the advertisers no longer turn up.
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