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Crispin Odey sues Financial Times for libel after sexual assault claims
Business
Crispin Odey is suing the Financial Times for libel, almost a year after the newspaper published allegations of sexual harassment against the ...
Mirror publisher warns Facebook poses ‘potent threat to civil society’
Business
The publisher of the Mirror and Express newspapers has warned that Facebook poses a “potent threat to civil society”, despite having the ...
Guardian warns staff to expect job cuts within months
Business
The Guardian has warned staff to expect job cuts within months amid an advertising downturn and an escalating dispute with unions over ...
Callers to LBC radio phone-in speak out against UAE takeover of The Telegraph
Business
Members of the public have raised concerns about the UAE-backed attempt to take over The Telegraph during a radio phone-in. On Saturday, ...
UAE stake in Vodafone is a threat to Britain, ministers find
Business
Mr Dowden’s intervention, made under the recently introduced and sweeping powers of the National Security and Investment Act, comes as ministers also ...
RedBird IMI accused of ‘last minute smoke and mirrors’ in Telegraph bid
Business
However, this week RedBird IMI established an English limited partnership to replace a Delaware holding company in an apparent attempt to address ...
Telegraph directors silent on National Crime Agency alert
Business
The independent directors of The Telegraph have declined to comment on a news report that the National Crime Agency (NCA) has been ...
David Cameron must play no role in Telegraph sale, Nigel Farage tells Rishi Sunak
U.K.
Nigel Farage has urged Rishi Sunak to ensure that David Cameron plays no role in the sale of The Telegraph because of ...
Sly Bailey and Paul Vickers – the former Mirror executives under fire in the Harry hacking case
Technology
Criticising Ms Bailey alongside Paul Vickers, the former Mirror Group Newspapers legal director, he said the pair “did not report what they ...
Duke urges police to investigate Mirror newspapers
U.K.
Mr Justice Fancourt said the unlawful activity was “concealed” from Parliament, shareholders and the public, as well as the board overseeing MGN. ...
