Lords Call for Independent Body to Oversee Telegraph Sale
Peers urge government to take control of Telegraph sale through independent body as UAE-funded RedBird IMI struggles to find buyer. Read the latest developments.
Peers urge government to take control of Telegraph sale through independent body as UAE-funded RedBird IMI struggles to find buyer. Read the latest developments.
The £500m takeover of The Telegraph by US firm RedBird has collapsed, leaving Britain's famous newspaper in funding limbo. Discover what's next for the 170-year-old institution.
US firm RedBird Capital withdraws its £500m offer for The Telegraph, casting uncertainty over the future of the 170-year-old British newspaper. Discover the implications.
US investment group RedBird Capital has withdrawn its proposed £500m acquisition of The Telegraph, casting uncertainty over the newspaper's future. Discover the implications.
The RedBird IMI consortium has withdrawn its £500m offer for The Telegraph, creating fresh uncertainty for the media group. Discover the inside story behind this dramatic collapse.
RedBird IMI faces investigation after reportedly failing to notify government about potential breach of editorial protection rules during Telegraph acquisition bid, raising concerns about press freedom.
The controversial sale of The Telegraph faces unprecedented chaos as Redbird Capital's Chinese-backed partner becomes embroiled in espionage accusations, triggering government intervention.
Lisa Nandy analyses the potential sale of The Daily Telegraph and what it reveals about the crumbling relationship between Conservative Britain and its traditional media voice.
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Charities and advocacy groups call on the Culture Secretary to intervene in the Telegraph sale, citing concerns over potential Chinese influence.
The controversial sale of The Telegraph to a foreign-backed consortium is set to proceed after the House of Lords voted in favour of the deal, marking a pivotal moment for UK media ownership.