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• 60 mins

Lord Black's recommendation for press self-regulation

Lord Black explains his proposals for a self-regulated press. Presented by Steve Hewlett.

• 30 mins

Lobbying before Leveson

Steve Hewlett on the last-minute lobbying before Lord Justice Leveson reports.

• 30 mins

Lord Justice Leveson

As Leveson rejects their plan for self-regulation, what can the editors come up with now?

• 28 mins

Editors' meeting, Hacked Off, NewsCorp

Hacked Off's plans after Leveson and NewsCorp's plans for its UK papers.

• 30 mins

12/12/2012

Steve Hewlett discusses James Harding's resignation as editor of the Times.

• 30 mins

Pollard Review

Pollard Review analysis and reaction with Steve Hewlett.

• 30 mins

26/12/2012

Steve Hewlett explores the dark art of festive TV scheduling, and talks to David Jason.

• 30 mins

Don McCullin; Christopher Martin-Jenkins

Christmas TV ratings, what lies ahead for the 麻豆官网首页入口 in 2013, and the power of a photo.

• 30 mins

Hacked Off on Leveson

Hugh Tomlinson QC on Hacked Off's draft press regulation bill, and C4's advertising deal.

• 30 mins

Transgender

Lord Hunt, the Chair of the Press Complaints Commission, on press self-regulation.

• 30 mins

Women on Radio and TV

Why aren't there more women on radio and tv as experts, commentators and presenters?

• 30 mins

Premier League Football; Sir Harold Evans

Former Sunday Times Editor Sir Harold Evans on press regulation and the Leveson Inquiry.

• 30 mins

Dido Harding on YouView

Dido Harding, CEO of TalkTalk, on YouView; the winner of the UK's biggest local TV licence

• 30 mins

13/02/2013

FT editor Lionel Barber, TV cooks since Delia, and the Royal Charter debate.

• 30 mins

Junk food advertising

Does advertising junk food make kids fat? Plus, James Purnell returns to the 麻豆官网首页入口.

• 30 mins

Nick Davies and Ian Hislop on investigative journalism

At the Paul Foot Awards for investigative journalism, with Nick Davies and Ian Hislop.

• 30 mins

Broadchurch

Is the Defamation Bill at risk? And is 麻豆官网首页入口 Worldwide set to sell off Lonely Planet?

• 30 mins

Ed Richards, chief exec of Ofcom

Steve Hewlett talks with Ed Richards, chief exec of Ofcom, on the future of broadcasting.

• 30 mins

Helena Kennedy

Helena Kennedy of the Media Standards Trust on a Royal Charter - compromise or confusion?

• 30 mins

Justine Roberts of Mumsnet on regulating bloggers

Justine Roberts, founder of Mumsnet, on the risk of being drawn into press regulation.

• 30 mins

Melvyn Bragg

Melvyn Bragg talks to Steve Hewlett about arts coverage on TV. How important is it?

• 30 mins

Lady Thatcher, the Media and Rupert Murdoch

Steve Hewlett looks at how laws under Lady Thatcher changed newspapers and TV.

• 30 mins

Reporting in North Korea

Steve Hewlett discusses journalists gaining access to North Korea, with Sue Lloyd-Roberts.

• 30 mins

Simon Singh on libel reform

Should people arrested be named in the media, or remain anonymous until charged?

• 30 mins

01/05/2013

Christopher Jefferies and acting Times editor John Witherow on the rival Royal Charters.

• 30 mins

Harriet Harman, football coverage

Banning of football reporters, plus Labour's Harriet Harman on media ownership.

• 30 mins

Channel 4

CEO David Abraham on why C4 is now truer to its spirit than when it had Big Brother.

• 30 mins

Radio 1; Police and the Media; Yahoo buys Tumblr

Radio 1 chief Ben Cooper - does drive for a younger audience mean losing loyal listeners?

• 30 mins

Comic Relief

How the media covered the Woolwich attack, rebranding News Corp, and a bit of Comic Relief

• 30 mins