Have a look at two reports, above and below, I produced with Joanna Simpson for More 4 News on Spain’s struggle with its past. Part I deals with the excavation of the presumed grave of executed poet Federico García Lorca. Part II deals with...

So it's been a remarkable day for social media geeks, free speech, The Guardian, Trafigura and Carter-Ruck, and not necessarily in that order. Trafigura, an international oil trader, represented by Carter-Ruck's Adam Tudor, gets an injunction to stop...

Usually I try only to blog when I can add something to story, or if it is in itself an under reported story. This one? Well it is just too important not to blog about. Carter-Ruck appears to have taken out an injunction, or gagging order if you...

The Government has moved to avoid another embarrassing row over treatment of the armed forces which could have inflamed public opinion as much as the Gurkha affair. It was proposing to cut postal services for forces members in Europe and America. One...

There seems a tendency when businessmen and media experts talk about the Internet to characterise it as something so new and revolutionary that history can offer no lessons. So now the debate is raging over whether consumers will pay for content...