Telegraph lawyers ask Sir Philip Green to drop injunction against newspaper after tycoon responds to naming in Parliament
Sir Philip Green has been asked to drop an injunction against the Telegraph in a letter from lawyers acting for…
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Topshop boss Sir Philip Green named in Parliament as businessman behind gag on Telegraph #MeToo allegations
Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green has been named in Parliament as the businessman behind an injunction against the Daily Telegraph.…
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PMQs: Theresa May rejects Saudi claim Jamal Khashoggi ‘died in fight’ as ‘not credible’ and says NDAs ‘cannot stop people whistleblowing’
The Prime Minister has said the claim that journalist Jamal Khashoggi “died in a fight” at the Saudi consulate in…
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Telegraph ‘gagged’ by injunction granted to ‘leading’ British businessman facing sexual harassment allegations from staff
The Telegraph reports that it has been “gagged” from naming a “leading” British businessman after he took out an injunction…
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Former foreign sec Boris Johnson paid £275,000 for ten hours a month writing Telegraph column
Ex Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who was re-employed by the Daily Telegraph after resigning from the Cabinet in July, receives…
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Bellingcat says no partnership deal made with Telegraph over Novichok ‘assassin’ scoop despite ‘in conjunction with’ claim
There was no partnership agreement between Bellingcat and the Telegraph over the scoop appearing to reveal the true identity of…
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Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday readers agree on second Brexit referendum despite disparity in editorial stance, Yougov poll shows
Almost the same proportion of Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday readers would vote Leave in a second EU referendum despite…
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Telegraph’s undercover sting on ex-England manager Sam Allardyce was in public interest, IPSO rules, but ‘significant inaccuracies’ need correction
An undercover investigation into Sam Allardyce by the Telegraph, which led to his dismissal as England manager after only one…
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