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Host Host | 09:57 UK time, Tuesday, 10 July 2007

Financial Times: Columnist Philip Stephens argues that the BBC should concentrate on appealing to its middle class audience instead of going head to head against commercial competitors, trying to do everything for everyone. (link)

The Guardian: Article asking whether the BBC is impartial on climate change, after its coverage of the Live Earth concert. (link)

The Times: Reports that the BBC has been fined £50,000 by Ofcom after the results of a Blue Peter phone-in competition were faked. (link)

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