The British public is being gaslit about Angela Rayner
She’s not a saint, but she is nowhere near as bad as the right-wing press would have us believe.
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Will the Telegraph ever sell?
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Will the nightmare sale of the Telegraph ever end?
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Sara Sharif and the case for transparency
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Will the Daily Telegraph’s new buyer threaten its independence?
Dovid Efune has entered into exclusive talks to buy the title. Plus: the shrinking Standard and Badenoch woos the Sun.
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Why the media took out Sue Gray
Will No 10 leakers regret leaning on the right-wing press? Plus: Britain’s new media mogul and a loss for the…
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The new media barons
Legacy titles are being snapped up by private capital, in Britain and the US.
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Meeting Vladimir Putin
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The race to buy the Telegraph group shows that newspapers are far from done
For the past couple of years the publication has been widely assumed to be in play, following the death of…
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Who could buy the Telegraph Media Group?
Whoever takes on the group’s titles will have a role in shaping the future of British conservatism.
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