Start of term update Monday, 8 September, 2025 Guy raised a number of issues in debates in the Lords before the summer recess - including music education, the impact of AI on the news media, VAT on school fees and the fate of Egyptian journalist All Adb el Fattah. Music education In a short debate on music education in state schools (24th June), Guy - who is Co-Chairman of the APPG on music education and Chairman of the Royal College of Music... Speeches in Parliament
Media plurality: matter for national governments 14th January 2015 Lord Black speaks about the European Union and media plurality. Speeches in Parliament
WWI's musicians, artists and poets. 26th November 2014 To ask Her Majesty’s Government what plans they have to commemorate the contribution of Britain’s musicians, artists and poets to the First World War. Articles
Music education: speech 28th October 2014 Music education: we should never forget the key that role music education can play in helping shape and improve the lives of those who have not had the best... Articles
RIPA: Tip of the iceberg? 28th October 2014 RIPA: It is an issue that should concern every reporter in the UK and every citizen because of the impact on press freedom and the quality of our democracy. It... Speeches in Parliament
2014: OUTstanding Top 100 List 9th October 2014 Lord Black has been identified as one of the top 100 OUTstanding LGBT Business Leaders in the United Kingdom. Articles
EU: Pressures on papers 1st October 2014 Lord Black of Brentwood, executive director of the Telegraph Media Group, has told MEPs of the myriad threats to press freedom in Europe and the damage they... Speeches
UK press freedom: hero to zero 8th June 2014 The British press has been under severe, sustained and prolonged attack for the last three years. Speeches
