Sir Royston Merchant makes a takeover bid for GlobeLink. The staff band together and sign a letter against the takeover, but it goes ahead and Gus Hedges becomes the new ...

Gus employs a new newsreader, Sally Smedley, without consultation with George. Gus and George decide to put her on for a trial time. Sally has limited experience and gene ...

One of Sir Royston Merchant's chemical companies has spilled some chemicals in Scotland. Since he owns GlobeLink, there's a conflict of interest: Should the story be run, ...

Gus has a charity dinner with Prince Philip and wants the Prince's views to be shown on GlobeLink News. Damian has done an investigative piece on slum landlord Les White, ...

Henry's 20-year-old great-nephew Jack spends some time in the newsroom as part of his journalism course. His youthful presence and enthusiasm make the editorial staff won ...

George is very undecided about whether a news story should be run because it came from an anonymous story and it will embarrass the government. The material is classified ...

George asks important questions like: 'Can news broadcasting be truly unbiased?', 'Is it right to ignore Government pressure?', and 'Where the hell are my ulcer pills?'. ...

Economy is Gus's latest obsession, as he attempts to introduce an austerity drive at the station. This threatens to have a disastrous effect on Damien's bribing technique ...

Damien is happily perverting the course of news reporting, as usual, when an execution proves less telegenic than he had expected. Closer to home, his coverage of an anim ...

The news team achieves its ultimate aim and, as well as getting a late extension to the bar, they secure an interview with the Prime Minister. ...

Political satire about television news company Globe Link and it's team of workers such as anchors Henry and Sally reporter damien editor Dave execs George and Helen assi ...