Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been accused of putting his political ambitions ahead of the future of the country by securing a “dodgy deal” which will see the BBC licence fee frozen for six years.

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Hunt accused of putting career before country

The culture secretary says the UK government plans to reform the funding mechanism for S4C.

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S4C funding link set for reform

The new cap on family benefits will encourage “responsibility” about the number of children people have, according to Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt.

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Child limit for families on benefit

The new cap on family benefits will encourage “responsibility” about the number of children people have, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt tells the BBC.

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Benefit cap ‘aids responsibility’

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt apologises to campaigners after suggesting that crowd unrest contributed to the Hillsborough disaster.

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Apology over Hillsborough claims

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is expected to call for a new “landscape of local TV services” in towns and villages around the UK.

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Minister backs local TV stations

No decisions have been taken about possible funding cuts to the BBC World Service, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.

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‘No decisions’ over World Service

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says the BBC must show “discipline” to ensure it provides value for money.

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Hunt calls for BBC ‘discipline’

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said that the BBC must “live on the same planet as everyone else”.

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‘BBC must live on the same planet’