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Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister

Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister
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Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister

His comments come amid concerns over a proposed UAE-backed takeover of the Telegraph newspapers and The Spectator.

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Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister

His comments come amid concerns over a proposed UAE-backed takeover of the Telegraph newspapers and The Spectator.

United kingdomWhitley bayNorth tynesideNorth koreaGeorge osbourneZayed al nahyanAbu dhabiNational securityDigital committeePublic bill officeLloyds bankTory cabinetDaily telegraphSheikh mansourManchester cityMedia bill

Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister

His comments come amid concerns over a proposed UAE-backed takeover of the Telegraph newspapers and The Spectator.

United kingdomNorth koreaWhitley bayNorth tynesideZayed al nahyanGeorge osbourneAbu dhabiNational securityPublic bill officeChampions leagueDigital committeeLloyds bankTory cabinetDaily telegraphSheikh mansourManchester city

Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister

His comments come amid concerns over a proposed UAE-backed takeover of the Telegraph newspapers and The Spectator.

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