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Abu Dhabi-Backed Fund Set To Take Control Of UK's Telegraph Media Group
Abu Dhabi-backed investment fund RedBird IMI said Monday it is set to take control of The Daily and Sunday Telegraph sister newspapers and The Spectator magazine in Britain.
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UK Reputation At "Rock Bottom" Because Of Media, Government: Prince Harry
Prince Harry on Tuesday hit out at close ties between the UK media and government as he sued a tabloid newspaper group for illegal reporting methods, accusing both of damaging the country.
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Prince Harry Arrives At UK Court For Rare Testimony In Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry arrived at London's High Court on Tuesday where he will give evidence in his lawsuit against the publisher of British tabloid the Daily Mirror, which he accuses of phone hacking and other unlawful acts.
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Prince Harry To Give Historic Court Testimony In UK Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry will become the first senior British royal to give evidence in court for more than a century when he testifies this week against a tabloid newspaper publisher at London's High Court.
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Rishi Sunak Under UK Media Scrutiny For "Privileged" Upbringing
Rishi Sunak's personal wealth as a perceived barrier in his path to connecting with the wider British electorate suffering from post-pandemic economic turmoil is in focus among sections of the UK media on Friday.
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UK Media Watchdog Fines Khalsa TV For Violence, Terror References Against India
The UK's media watchdog has imposed a total fine of 50,000 pounds on Khalsa Television Ltd or KTV in Britain for broadcasting a music video and a discussion programme that was an indirect call for British Sikh to commit violence and also contained a terror reference.
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Rare Books Stolen By "Mission: Impossible" Gang Returned To Owner
A trove of 240 rare books worth over $3.3 million have been returned to their owners after they were stolen in London by a gang of Romanian men who abseiled down from a warehouse ceiling to avoid setting off alarms.
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"An Epochal Shift": Mixed Emotions As UK Papers Rejoice, Mourn Brexit Day
Britain's partisan papers met Brexit with the same unbridled joy and tearful anguish that was felt across the streets and pubs of Britain on Friday night.
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UK Media Groups Lose Secrecy Challenge On Terror Trial
Britain's media have lost a challenge to the unprecedented secrecy in the coverage of the trial of a British law student who had been accused of targeting former Prime Minister Tony Blair or planning a Mumbai-style attack.
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UK press moves court to stop regulation on media
Britain's press is going to court in a bid to stop the imposition of new rules developed after the country's phone hacking scandal.
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Liz Hurley rants against Indian media
Hurley's split from Arun Nayar and her romance with Shane Warne might have hit headlines in the UK but it's Indian media that has earned her wrath.
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Pakistan match-fixing: How UK media is reporting the scandal
Irked by the slow approach of authorities in taking action against cricketers accused of spot-fixing, a British newspaper today called for the entire Pakistani team be sent home from England.The Sun, a sister newspaper of the 'News of the World' which exposed the scandal, took pot shots at ICC and PCB for doing nothing despite the sta...
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Abu Dhabi-Backed Fund Set To Take Control Of UK's Telegraph Media Group
Abu Dhabi-backed investment fund RedBird IMI said Monday it is set to take control of The Daily and Sunday Telegraph sister newspapers and The Spectator magazine in Britain.
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UK Reputation At "Rock Bottom" Because Of Media, Government: Prince Harry
Prince Harry on Tuesday hit out at close ties between the UK media and government as he sued a tabloid newspaper group for illegal reporting methods, accusing both of damaging the country.
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Prince Harry Arrives At UK Court For Rare Testimony In Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry arrived at London's High Court on Tuesday where he will give evidence in his lawsuit against the publisher of British tabloid the Daily Mirror, which he accuses of phone hacking and other unlawful acts.
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Prince Harry To Give Historic Court Testimony In UK Phone Tapping Case
Prince Harry will become the first senior British royal to give evidence in court for more than a century when he testifies this week against a tabloid newspaper publisher at London's High Court.
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Rishi Sunak Under UK Media Scrutiny For "Privileged" Upbringing
Rishi Sunak's personal wealth as a perceived barrier in his path to connecting with the wider British electorate suffering from post-pandemic economic turmoil is in focus among sections of the UK media on Friday.
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UK Media Watchdog Fines Khalsa TV For Violence, Terror References Against India
The UK's media watchdog has imposed a total fine of 50,000 pounds on Khalsa Television Ltd or KTV in Britain for broadcasting a music video and a discussion programme that was an indirect call for British Sikh to commit violence and also contained a terror reference.
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Rare Books Stolen By "Mission: Impossible" Gang Returned To Owner
A trove of 240 rare books worth over $3.3 million have been returned to their owners after they were stolen in London by a gang of Romanian men who abseiled down from a warehouse ceiling to avoid setting off alarms.
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"An Epochal Shift": Mixed Emotions As UK Papers Rejoice, Mourn Brexit Day
Britain's partisan papers met Brexit with the same unbridled joy and tearful anguish that was felt across the streets and pubs of Britain on Friday night.
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UK Media Groups Lose Secrecy Challenge On Terror Trial
Britain's media have lost a challenge to the unprecedented secrecy in the coverage of the trial of a British law student who had been accused of targeting former Prime Minister Tony Blair or planning a Mumbai-style attack.
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UK press moves court to stop regulation on media
Britain's press is going to court in a bid to stop the imposition of new rules developed after the country's phone hacking scandal.
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Liz Hurley rants against Indian media
Hurley's split from Arun Nayar and her romance with Shane Warne might have hit headlines in the UK but it's Indian media that has earned her wrath.
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Pakistan match-fixing: How UK media is reporting the scandal
Irked by the slow approach of authorities in taking action against cricketers accused of spot-fixing, a British newspaper today called for the entire Pakistani team be sent home from England.The Sun, a sister newspaper of the 'News of the World' which exposed the scandal, took pot shots at ICC and PCB for doing nothing despite the sta...
