but the man leading the bid the former cnn bossjeff zucker has dismissed concerns about editorial interference by the gulf government at the telegraph and its sister magazine the spectator. speaking exclusively to our business editor simonjack he said the deal will provide much needed investment in uk journalism. we think these are terrific brands that have been underinvested in, and we think there s a underinvested in, great opportunity to export these brands, to invest in these brands. brands like this become available very rarely. 70% of telegraph subscribers said they were less likely to renew their subscription. senior conservative mps have said that uae royal family are not fit owners of our media. a former editor said it would be unforgivable to it to fall under the control of a foreign power which doesn t respect values of freedom of expression. and currentjournalists have voiced grave concerns. no one wants this deal. uae ownership damages credibility and therefore destr
been historically divested from, underinvested in. what we see is when we look at the issue of the rent court for me, this is just one part of the larger issue of undermining the living conditions and general welfare of black folks so that other folks can profit from that. we ve seen in east baltimore the way that johns hopkins has really changed east baltimore and displaced, you know, hundreds of thousands of people or tens of thousands of people in east baltimore. we see a similar process potentially going on in west baltimore. and a part of the issue is there need to be grassroots independent black organizations that can be in leadership of being able to make political decisions about their communities so proper investments in housing can be made to protect, you know, people s livelihoods. i think that s really what people need to get from this, this investment in the community s capacity to be able to make the proper investments in housing that the community