ITV boss admits Ed Balls interviewing wife Yvette Cooper was a 'very, very tricky morning'
Dame Carolyn McCall said ITV will not do more interviews in the style of Ed Balls interviewing his wife Yvette Cooper and ...
Daily Mail2d
Good Morning Britain interview between Ed Balls and his wife Yvette Cooper was fair and impartial... but we'll never do it again, says ITV boss
The broadcaster's chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall made the promise as media watchdog Ofcom announced it would not ...
ITV says Balls interview with wife Cooper was fair
Ofcom will not investigate 16,000 people complaints into a Good Morning Britain episode in August.
Chief says ITV will not do more interviews like Ed Balls and wife Yvette Cooper
ITV chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall has said the broadcaster will not do more interviews in the style of Ed Balls ...
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ITV boss says Ed Balls won't interview Yvette Cooper on Good Morning Britain again after backlash
Chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall spoke about the Good Morning Britain interview at the Royal Television Society conference ...
Ofcom won't investigate 16,000 GMB complaints over Ed Balls interviewing his wife on air
Good Morning Britain was hit with more than 8,000 complaints following an appearance from Ed Balls, who interviewed his wife ...
ITV boss defends letting Ed Balls interview wife Yvette Cooper - but says it won't happen again
Media regulator Ofcom received more than 8,000 complaints when ex-Labour minister Ed Balls interviewed his wife, the home ...
Ofcom refuse to investigate GMB despite 16k complaints over Ed Balls' wife interview
Fans of Good Morning Britain were left unimpressed after Ed Balls interviewed his wife Yvette Cooper last month which sparked ...
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ITV set to lose millions from Government ban on junk food adverts before 9pm
Carolyn McCall has hit out against the move as ministers pledged to press ahead with the policy, despite complaints about ...
UK to resurrect ‘industrial strategy’ in bid for global funds, says Reynolds
Britain’s business secretary Jonathan Reynolds says he is “sick” of the UK losing out to France and Spain and will launch an “industrial strategy” in the coming weeks to wrestle global investment away ...