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Insiders describe the political interference in the English-language channel, which has fallen foul of western regulators
Under decades-old treaty, CGTN will be able to air after securing approval from French regulator
State broadcaster blames ‘terrorist threat’ to justify clampdown on Uyghurs in region
Caroline Wilson summoned by foreign ministry over article defending international media coverage
Ofcom penalises TV network for breaching rules on fairness, privacy and due impartiality
CGTN was stripped of its licence by UK regulator Ofcom earlier this month
Cheng Lei worked for Chinese state television and had been held in secret for six months
Media watchdog finds Chinese Communist party has editorial control over CGTN network
Canberra fears China is targeting its citizens as a form of ‘hostage diplomacy’
Nick Pollard rehired by CGTN as UK media regulator weighs punishment for TV network
Chinese state TV network had aired allegedly forced confessions of British citizen Peter Humphrey
James Chau was involved in airing of allegedly forced confession on state television
CGTN had ‘serious failure of compliance’ in coverage of Hong Kong pro-democracy protests, says Ofcom
Simon Cheng says Chinese state broadcaster aired ‘lies’ about him
Regulator to examine whether Hong Kong coverage breached UK’s broadcasting code
Pollard had concerns over CGTN’s failure to comply with impartiality rules
Critics say China Global Television Network is an outlet for Beijing propaganda
CGTN made move shortly after UK media watchdog opened an investigation
CGTN and parent network CCTV under scrutiny after allegedly airing forced confession
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