Morrisons makes 1,700 paper delivery staff redundant
Supermarket giant Morrisons has sold its home newspaper delivery service, resulting in 1,700 job losses, primarily affecting teenagers. Discover the community impact.
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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.
Telegraph's £500m sale collapses, future uncertain
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.
RedBird drops £500m Telegraph takeover bid
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.
RedBird pulls out of Telegraph £500m deal
US investment group RedBird Capital has withdrawn its proposed £500m acquisition of The Telegraph, casting uncertainty over the newspaper's future. Discover the implications.
Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications update
The Guardian's latest corrections and clarifications column addresses recent errors and provides important context for readers. Stay informed with accurate journalism.
Telegraph bidder reported for editorial rule breach
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.
Guardian Corrections: Major Errors in Political & Financial Reporting
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing significant errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and international affairs that appeared in recent editions.
Georgia: Stop calling us 'former Soviet republic'
The Georgian government launches a formal campaign urging international media and diplomats to stop referring to the country as a 'former Soviet republic', calling the term outdated and politically charged.
Daily Mail Issues Corrections Across Politics and Royal Reporting
The Daily Mail publishes its latest corrections and clarifications across politics, royal reporting, weather forecasts, and celebrity stories in this comprehensive accountability report.
Guardian issues corrections across political and financial reporting
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and international affairs, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to accuracy and transparency in journalism.
Soviet Serial Killer Butchered 56 Women & Filmed Crimes
Exclusive investigation into Anatoly Slivko, the Soviet scout leader who murdered dozens of women and filmed his horrific crimes while posing as a pillar of the community.
Daily Mail's master columnist John Edwards dies at 86
The journalism world mourns the loss of John Edwards, the brilliant Daily Mail columnist whose sharp wit and elegant prose captivated readers for decades. Remembering the life and legacy of Britain's master wordsmith.
Guardian Issues Corrections Across Multiple Reporting Areas
The Guardian's latest corrections roundup addresses errors spanning political reporting, financial figures, and even weather predictions, demonstrating the newspaper's commitment to transparency and accuracy in journalism.
Scott Trust: Guardian's 88-Year Journalism Shield
Discover how The Scott Trust safeguards The Guardian's editorial independence and ensures its financial future without corporate or political influence.
Guardian Publishes Major Corrections to Recent Reporting
The Guardian newspaper has published significant corrections to recent reporting, addressing factual errors across politics, finance, and public health stories. Discover the importance of journalistic accountability in today's media landscape.
CIA tried to recruit Churchill's grandson for Cold War propaganda
Declassified documents reveal astonishing CIA attempt to enlist Winston Churchill's grandson for covert propaganda broadcasts targeting Soviet Union during Cold War tensions.
Daily Mail Publishes Latest Corrections and Clarifications
The Daily Mail publishes its latest corrections and clarifications across politics, health reporting, and celebrity stories - see what needed fixing.
Guardian publishes corrections across political and business coverage
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing errors across political reporting, financial coverage, and feature articles in their October 2025 editions.
Farage condemns The Sun over Lammy 'Epping' headline
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has joined Labour's David Lammy in condemning The Sun newspaper for a controversial headline referencing Lammy's Epping Forest constituency in what critics call a racially charged attack.
The Sun backs Reform UK in Epping Forest, sparking fury
The Sun's controversial backing of Reform UK in Epping Forest has ignited Conservative fury, with David Lammy accusing the paper of undermining democracy while Nigel Farage celebrates a 'political earthquake'.
Soviet Sanatorium: Bizarre Medical Treatments Revealed
A chilling BBC documentary exposes the bizarre reality of a Soviet-era sanatorium in Armenia, where patients undergo unorthodox treatments in a time-warped medical facility frozen in communism.
Guardian Corrections: Political and Weather Errors Fixed
The Guardian's latest corrections column reveals errors spanning political reporting, weather forecasts, and cultural coverage. Discover the facts behind the mistakes in this transparency report.
Trump's bold NATO expansion plan for former Soviet states
Exclusive analysis reveals Donald Trump's controversial strategy to expand NATO into former Soviet territories, risking confrontation with Russia while reshaping global security architecture.
Soviet-era sanatorium documentary reveals haunting world
A captivating new film uncovers the mysterious Soviet-era Tskaltubo sanatorium in Georgia, where time stands still and former patients remain decades after the USSR's collapse.
Farage's Reform UK crisis as officials quit over newspaper
Reform UK descends into turmoil as senior officials resign following Nigel Farage's controversial new newspaper venture, raising questions about the party's future direction.
Australian newspaper backflips on Pete Hegseth claims
An Australian newspaper's stunning reversal after publishing misinformation from former Fox News host Pete Hegseth sparks global debate about media responsibility and Pentagon reporting rules.
Indiana University Student Newspaper Faces Censorship Battle
The Indiana Daily Student faces administrative interference as university officials block publication of critical stories, sparking a fierce debate about press freedom on American campuses.
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