Problem
The [fictitious] British Television Network ('BTN') is a private company that offers free-to-air television programming. BTN profits from selling television advertising space. Three months before a general election, BTN secures an agreement to televise a debate between the leaders of the two largest political parties in the United Kingdom - the Popular Party and the Progressive Party - on the issue of whether the United Kingdom should rejoin the European Union. The leader of the Radical Libertarian Party complains that their party has been unfairly excluded.
Is BTN's decision to televise the debate between the leaders of the two largest political parties amenable to judicial review?