Sections of the ‘Get Brexit Done’ media are finally having to face up to supply chain shortages and a lack of migrant workers, says Ray Snoddy

After the MoS’s attack on Jess Brammer, Ray Snoddy looks at the politics of appointments and asks if a word from God can save Channel 4

For all its faults, one thing the Daily Mail does well is campaigns, says Ray Snoddy as he looks at the six-year effort to get visas for Afghans

 As Facebook records its fastest revenue growth since 2016, Ray Snoddy looks at the responses to misinformation and data breaches

Newspaper editors need to raise their game or make way for people who understand the need for radical change, warns Raymond Snoddy

Attempts to track down the Matt Hancock whistleblower and prosecute journalists for embarrassing the Government would create a legal minefield, warns Raymond Snoddy

With the arrival of Nigel Farage at GB News, Raymond Snoddy looks at what could happen with a further lurch to the right

Raymond Snoddy looks at whether an important line has been crossed by a BBC non-executive director

Raymond Snoddy assesses the media responses to England reaching another semi-final of a major tournament

Raymond Snoddy highlights Boris Johnson’s latest loose acquaintance with the truth, at long last challenged by the right-wing press