Mohamed Al Fayed, the former Harrods boss entangled in serious allegations, joins media expert David Yelland and analyst Simon Lewis to discuss disturbing insights into power and accountability. They delve into the circling indictments around Al Fayed's past, reflecting on media complicity in allowing abuse to thrive. Meanwhile, the trio sheds light on the tumultuous succession battle within the Murdoch family, exploring how their internal conflicts could reshape global media's political landscape and influence.

Former Sun editor David Yelland discusses Murdoch's influence in UK elections, the shifting role of newspapers in politics, and Boris Johnson's endorsements. They speculate on Murdoch's position and the impact of media on voter opinions, while reminding listeners to register to vote.

Former editor of The Sun newspaper and BBC’s News Culture & Media discuss media's impact on UK elections. They explore the power of British press, broadcasting regulations, TV debates, and social media influence. Insights on changing dynamics and challenges in shaping election outcomes.