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Liz Truss relaunches podcast on channel of broadcaster famous for ‘grow concrete’ exchange•
Texas had one of the biggest socialist party chapters in the country – could it come back?•
Death and fear stalk Haitians in Ohio city amid Trump’s anti-immigrant crackdown•
Polymarket just entered a $90 trillion market where a 5% move can wipe you out•
UK flight cancellations top 2,000 as pressure grows on air traffic control boss on second day of travel chaos – business live•
England v Pakistan, third men’s cricket Test, day one – live•
The Filter Q&A: sexual culture and wellbeing expert Alix Fox is answers your questions•
Germany’s Merz cancels phone call with Trump after social media post celebrating AfD win – Europe live•
Liz Truss relaunches podcast on channel of broadcaster famous for ‘grow concrete’ exchange•
Texas had one of the biggest socialist party chapters in the country – could it come back?•
Death and fear stalk Haitians in Ohio city amid Trump’s anti-immigrant crackdown•

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Public broadcaster to cut 1,000 jobs as licence fee freeze bites

News, sport and children's programming face the deepest cuts under the savings plan.

Jim Waterson-Cole1h ago

Local newspaper group launches 20 new titles in reversal of decline

The publisher says a subscription-first model has made small-town journalism viable again.

Mark Sweney-Ford16h ago

Podcast advertising overtakes radio for the first time

Spending on audio-on-demand hit £1.1bn last year, according to new industry figures.

Jim Waterson-Cole1d ago