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Page last updated at 10:33 GMT, Friday, 13 July 2012 11:33 UK

Lord McNally talks about governance in Sark

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On 28 March the Today programme reported from the Island of Sark, in the English Channel, on allegations of bullying and intimidation by representatives of Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay - owners of the Telegraph - in the local newsletter.

Sarah Montague spoke to Home Office minister Lord McNally, who recently visited the island, to assess the impact of the Barclay brothers' influence.

Read Today's initial report from Sark

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