Katie Spencer

Join former Conservative Culture Secretary John Whittingdale and Sky’s arts and media correspondent Katie Spencer as they dissect the BBC’s recent Gaza documentary debacle. Whittingdale raises concerns about the BBC's accountability and its troubling pattern of mistakes, while Spencer provides insights from outside New Broadcasting House on the ongoing fallout. They explore the implications of a documentary narrated by a Hamas minister's son and the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity in politically charged environments.

Laura Bundock, a royal correspondent for Sky News, and Katie Spencer, an arts and entertainment correspondent, delve into Prince Harry's upcoming courtroom clash with the Daily Mail. They discuss the serious allegations against tabloids, including phone hacking and deceitful practices. The duo outlines Harry's co-claimants like Elton John and the implications of his testimony. They also touch on royal family dynamics and speculate on whether this legal battle is part of the Sussexes' broader PR strategy. What's at risk if Harry loses? Tune in to find out!

Katie Spencer, an arts and entertainment correspondent for Sky News, dives into Harvey Weinstein's retrial and its implications for the #MeToo movement. She discusses the fragility of accountability within Hollywood and the challenges survivors continue to face in navigating high-profile legal battles. Spencer also reflects on Weinstein's complex defense strategies and how public perception around the #MeToo movement has shifted. The conversation underscores the ongoing struggle for meaningful change regarding gender-based violence and justice.