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Fund backed by Abu Dhabi in line to own The Telegraph within weeks
Senior Tories have called for the Government to intervene over public interest and national security concerns
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‘My landlord made me homeless – but BT came to my rescue’
Katie Morley Investigates: our reader demonstrates the value of taking claims to the top
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Barclay family bid to regain control of The Telegraph with Gulf cash
Potential deal backed by Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed
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Six Nations boss ‘tried to break competition law’ before Phones 4U collapse
High Court finds former O2 chief sought to discuss pricing strategies with a rival
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BT tech chief sparks AI row after comparing humans to horses
Comments come as telecommunications company plans to axe up to 55,000 jobs by 2030
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Sorrell’s revenge dream is dead. He needs to find a way out
As S4 Capital goes from bad to worse, only a swift exit can save Sir Martin’s reputation from irreparable damage
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Mirror publisher to replace journalists with social media influencers
Newspaper group to axe traditional editorial staff amid plans to target younger audiences
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ITV warns of revenue hit from Hollywood strikes
The British broadcaster will spend less on content amid an advertising downturn
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How publishers are arming themselves for the copyright battle of the century
Artificial intelligence poses a serious threat to the business model of journalism
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The King's Speech: key bills at a glance
The Telegraph unpacks what we can expect when Charles III delivers the first King’s Speech for 70 years today
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Sir William Lewis expected to drop out of Telegraph race
Former editor is preparing to take up position of chief executive and publisher of Washington Post
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How The Guardian and BBC got swept up in a wave of anti-Semitism
The Gaza conflict has again exposed the institutional bias at the heart of liberal media
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Broadband ‘supplier of last resort’ talks amid debt pressure at TalkTalk and alt-nets
Ofcom draws up plans with BT as fears mount over wave of ‘alt-net’ collapses
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BT warns of more broadband losses amid competition from rivals
Telecoms giant to lose 400,000 customers in its Openreach division next year
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Vodafone chief sells Spanish business for £4.4bn in race to slim down
Strategic review comes as telecoms giant struggles to return to growth
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Journalists to get better legal protection from police
Authorities to be made aware of threats reporters face and do more to help keep them safe
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‘My credit score was perfect at 999 – but Vodafone ruined it’
Katie Morley Investigates: our reader has been wrongly accused of missing payments
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The challenges ahead for GB News as Ofcom gears up for battle
Britain’s youngest broadcaster could finally be tamed as former PM takes to the airwaves
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I will stop oligarchs using courts to silence critics, says Alex Chalk
Justice Secretary says new laws will stop ‘mega-rich’ from suing journalists and campaigners to prevent exposure of their dishonesty
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Guardian has hit new low with ‘unbelievably crass’ Holocaust headline, says Board of Deputies
UK's largest Jewish organisation says the newspaper showed an ‘astonishing lack of judgement’
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Mobile phone rural ‘not spots’ fix faces major delay
Blow to Number 10 as key promise is dealt a setback by network operators
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China raids iPhone maker Foxconn as founder runs to be Taiwan president
Investigation comes amid growing tensions between China and Taiwan
