upstanding position does. those ofthe upstanding position does. those of the thoughts upstanding position does. those of the thoughts of upstanding position does. those of the thoughts of jeff, - upstanding position does. those of the thoughts of jeff, the - of the thoughts ofjeff, the provisional boss of the telegraph. let s speak now to justin urquhart stewart is founder of the investment platform regionally. justin, the telegraph is profitable but as jeff sucker said, who s out there by newspaper these days because profits in that industry are generally quite hard to come by, and i wonder what you think thatis by, and i wonder what you think that is about the motivation about anyone who wants to buy a legacy newspaper like this. what about the brand the want to buy the access to, what this seems to be in the customer base and in case of the daily telegraph, is assessed for business people and influential people and politicians so one of those brands, the two come up, whether the
should the abu dhabi royal family be allowed to buy britain s daily telegraph newspaper? the man leading the bid says its editorial independence would be safe. and flat battery. latest figures show sales of electric cars are flatlining so what will it take to recharge buyers interest? welcome to world business report, i m tadhg enright. it s one of britain s most influential newspapers an institution in the british newspaper industry so should it be owned by the abu dhabi royal family? that s a question the uk government has been grappling with since the 169 year old daily telegraph agreed to a major investment from a uae backed firm late last year. redbird imi is backed by
sheikh mansour bin zayed al nahyan who also owns manchester city football club. the deal is currently on hold while uk media regulators examine it. but the man leading the bid former cnn bossjeff zucker has dismissed concerns about editorial interference by the gulf government. speaking exclusively to our business editor simon jack he said the deal will provide much needed investment in uk journalism. we think these are two terrific brands that frankly have been underinvested in the for a long time, and we think there is a great opportunity to export these brands, to invest in these brands and brand like this become available very rarely. like this become available very rarel . :: like this become available very rarel . i: , ., like this become available very rarel . in ., , .,, rarely. 70% of daily telegraph subscribers rarely. 70% of daily telegraph subscribers said rarely. 70% of daily telegraph subscribers said they - rarely. 70% of daily telegraph subscribers said th
should the abu dhabi royal family be allowed to buy britain s daily telegraph newspaper? the man leading the bid says its editorial independence would be safe. and flat battery. latest figures show sales of electric cars are flatlining so what will it take to recharge buyers interest? welcome to world business report, i m tadhg enright. it s one of britain s most influential newspapers an institution in the british newspaper industry so should it be owned by the abu dhabi royal family? that s a question the uk government has been grappling with since the 169 year old daily telegraph agreed to a major investment from a uae backed firm late last year. redbird imi is backed by
a very difficult day. these are difficult matters a very difficult day. these are difficult matters for a very difficult day. these are difficult matters for the - a very difficult day. these are i difficult matters for the house. a very difficult day. these are - difficult matters for the house. we have to look at the evidence. we have to look at the evidence. we have to look at the report. but we are talking about people who are friends and colleagues. it will be a painful process. and a sad process for all of us. the task that we face on monday. but all of us must do what we think is right. the government must leave us alone to do so. that was penny mordaunt saying this is going to be difficult for members of parliament, having to make these decisions about one of their colleagues. earlier we heard from boris johnson s former boss when he worked for the daily telegraph newspaper sir max hastings. this is a devastating report, much more explicit than some of us dared to hope. a