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People voted for Boris Johnson knowing he was a liar. It’s too late to start shifting the blame

Britain is in thrall to an aristocratic class that feels entitled to power, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Extreme websites peddle conspiracies, but what about the mainstream outlets that do it too?

Addressing the problem will mean taking on some of the most powerful voices in the country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Telegraph sale: who might win a fight for the voice of Tory England?

With a sell-off looming for the newspapers, several tycoons and groups look to have the money, and the motivation, to take over

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Why access to Tory party members is big incentive for owning Daily Telegraph

Newspaper retains considerable influence among those who will shape the direction of Conservatives

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OPINION - Westminster is alight with intrigue over the sale of the Telegraph and Spectator

If you don’t vote Tory, it is unlikely you will care about the somewhat anxious mood within the SW1 offices of the famous Spectator magazine, once edited by Boris Johnson. Or understand the sense of hopeful uncertainty buzzing around the offices of the “Torygraph” newspaper in Victoria. But to many…

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How the Barclay empire lost its grip on the Daily Telegraph

Lost control of media assets over near £1bn debt gives lesson in perils of borrowing too much to expand

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Barclays’ sale of Daily and Sunday Telegraph could take months to complete, warn banks

Sale is set to a spark bidding war amid debts of £1 billion

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Receivers kick Barclays off board as they put Telegraph and Spectator up for sale

The newspaper could fetch a £600 million price tag

Evening Standard

Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph newspapers to be put up for sale

Barclay family have lost control of crown jewel media assets in bitter row with newspaper group’s lender

The Guardian - UK

‘Do you want to turn our party into a skip fire?’: Tory MPs have had it with team Johnson

As more Partygate allegations emerge, it seems the ex-PM’s supporters care more about grudge matches than the election, says the Spectator’s political editor, Katy Balls

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Rishi Sunak ‘ranks racy Jilly Cooper novel among his favourite books’

McDonald’s-loving, sliders-wearing, Bublé-listening PM is also a reader of Riders, according to Spectator

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Spectator journalist Taki Theodoracopulos to face trial for alleged attempted rape in 2009

Greek-born 86-year-old, who denies the charge, to go on trial in Switzerland, where offence is alleged to have occurred

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Don’t knock the coronation – it could be up there with It’s a Knockout

Although most of the UK is unenthusiastic, put me down for coronation trivia watch

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Braverman defends highlighting ethnicity of grooming gang abusers

The Home Secretary said it is not racist to speak ‘plain truths’.

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Is this the last hurrah for the Boris Johnson circus? Even Tory MPs really hope so

Diehards remain, but most just don’t want a byelection that would propel the disgraced former PM back into the limelight, says Katy Balls of the Spectator

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Rejoice at Lineker’s victory over the BBC and the right. Then learn the lessons for battles to come

For years, the toxic right have pulled the national debate in their own direction. The mass BBC rebellion showed how we can pull it back, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Evening Standard

Oakeshott v Hancock: 10 things to know about #thelockdownfiles — from her record of betrayal to the broken NDA

She ghostwrote the former health secretary’s memoir — so why would political journalist Isabel Oakeshott leak 100,000 of his WhatsApps to the press? Katie Strick has everything you need to know about the most salacious political storm of 2023

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Meghan Markle denies 'ridiculous' claims she's 'seeking support' and feeling 'excluded'

The Duchess of Sussex has been the subject of intense gossip recently as sources have claimed she is 'seeking support' following the release of Prince Harry's memoir

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Lib Dems aim to use Lee Anderson’s views as weapon to win ‘safe’ Tory seats

The Tory deputy chair, who has also criticised nurses who use food banks and migrants, could prove toxic for voters in south-east seats

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Rishi Sunak flew back to London from Dorset last night before flying to Cornwall this morning, No 10 confirms – as it happened

PM rejected overnight stay in west country and used helicopter to return to London before flying to Cornwall in plane

The Independent UK

Bring back the death penalty, says new Tory party deputy chair Lee Anderson

Outspoken MP also says Navy frigates should take Channel migrants back to France the same day

Daily Record

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn calls for Rishi Sunak to apologise for 'damage' caused by Liz Truss

Flynn asked Sunak during Prime Minister's Questions if he "regretted" Truss' time in office.

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Liz Truss set out her grand plan to me – and it’s horrified parts of the Tory party

The former leader’s comeback is directed at her party: to force it back toward the low-tax radicalism it tried to abandon, says Katy Balls, the political editor of the Spectator

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Britain, we had a thing with Truss and Johnson but it was toxic and we were right to end it. Just walk away

Both blame us for the breakdown and want to try again, but that just speaks to their self-delusion, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Evening Standard

The awkward truth is that Liz Truss isn’t wrong about everything

It is a truth acknowledged by everyone who is not Liz Truss that her defence of a firefly era as prime minister has more flaws than selling points. Her essay in the Sunday Telegraph and a spirited interview by Spectator editors last night yield the conclusion that Truss blames systemic…

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