Nadine Dorries

Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have survived a no confidence vote but he is now left with the support of just 211 MPs at a time when real issues facing the public demand urgent attention. PIC: PA/Dominic Lipinski

Opinion Boris laughs at the public and the Tories have helped him do it - Ian Murray Ian Murray

National CBBC and BBC Four to be axed to make space for 'digital-first BBC' Rachael Davies

Politics Dorries claims Channel 4 sell-off will 'benefit' the broadcaster Ben Hatton

Health BBC anchorman Huw Edwards reveals his fight with depression Kerri-Ann Roper

People PM hails Ukraine’s Eurovision triumph Gary Flockhart

Opinion Readers' letters: Channel 4 sell-off is cultural vandalism By The Newsroom

News A closer look at the government's plan to privatise Channel 4 Sophie Wingate

News Roman Abramovich sanctioned by UK government Stephen Mcilkenny

Other Sport Andy Murray makes incredible pledge to help children of Ukraine Phil Johnson

Opinion We must save the BBC from uncultured attack by Dorries – Christine Grahame MSP Christine Grahame

Opinion Boris should leave BBC alone unless he wants to eat worms – Vladimir McTavish Vladimir McTavish

Opinion SNP can oppose Boris but only Labour can replace the Tories – Ian Murray MP Ian Murray

Opinion Why should poor face prison for not helping to fund BBC? – John McLellan John McLellan

Opinion Why should poor face prison for not helping to fund BBC? – John McLellan John McLellan

Opinion BBC must not be a casualty of Johnson's survival strategy – Alex Cole-Hamilton Alex Cole-Hamilton

Politics Here's a new reason why Scotland shouldn't be at Boris's mercy – Angus Robertson Angus Robertson

Arts and Entertainment Mogwai musician brands UK Government 'beyond pathetic’ over BBC licence fee axe Brian Ferguson

Politics Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries suggests BBC licence fee will be axed Ellie Iorizzo

Read This BBC licence fee to be frozen for next two years keeping rate at £159 Claire Schofield

People Midlothian MP seeks regulation of tech giants to end 'subsidised hate' online Kevin Quinn

Business Edinburgh tech jobs boom as sector surges ahead Perry Gourley