Stakeholders seem to have much to learn on media independence from the United kingdom as its government and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) are set for a court battle over a story the broadcaster wants to air which would reportedly identify a spy.
The Telegraph has reported that the programme would reveal the identity of the intelligence worker operating overseas, and it is understood to be a highly sensitive case.
Neither party would say what the content of the programme was, but both have confirmed the government was seeking an injunction.
In a statement, the BBC said: “The Attorney General has issued proceedings against the BBC with a view to obtaining an injunction to prevent
