|09:09 UK time, Monday, 3 July 2006
The Guardian: A reviewer defends a new BBC Two drama series attacked for its negative stereotyping of black people. (link)
Sunday Telegraph: "Revealed: how the BBC used MI5 to vet thousands of staff." (link)
The Guardian: The paper's readers' editor on communication between a news organisation and its readers. (link)
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The Telegraph story is very old news; the Observer published a similar piece in 1985!
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Mike