Since the tragic death of Jason Arday, the British media has been attacked by many for the relentlessness of its coverage of the Cambridge University academic, who had been accused of plagiarism.  This has spread into a broader discourse about the media in the UK and what it stands for in an increasingly fractured society. John Ware is one of the great television journalists of our age. He began in print before moving first to World in Action and then Panorama, where his investigative journalism from Northern Ireland uncovered much of the troubling use of agents during The Troubles. Ware’s…

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