Telegraph profits halved as revenues fell by £17.5m last year but digital subscriber numbers grew by nearly a third
The Telegraph’s revenues fell by £17.5m last year to £285.7m, which it put down to “evolving consumer habits”, while the…
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National newspaper front pages celebrate England’s World Cup win against Colombia on penalties
Today’s front pages celebrate the England team’s victory against Colombia in the World Cup. It marked the first time England…
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Anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller accuses news media of ‘stifling’ free expression and putting owners’ interests above readers
Leading anti-Brexit figure Gina Miller has taken a swipe at news organisations for “putting the best interests of their owners…
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UK media prepares for start of 2018 World Cup with extended coverage
With the first match of the FIFA World Cup kicking off today media brands have been promoting their coverage of…
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National newspaper ABCs: Daily Telegraph decision to stop selling bulks sees circulation fall by nearly a fifth year-on-year
The Daily Telegraph’s decision to stop multiple copy sales, also known as bulk sales or “bulks”, has resulted in its…
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The Telegraph has paid £30,000 in damages over defamatory article headlined: ‘Corbyn and the mosque leader who blames the UK for Isil’
The Telegraph has been made to pay £30,000 in damages for falsely claiming that a Finsbury Park Mosque leader supported…
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Telegraph apologises and pays damages to former Guantanamo Bay detainee over ‘baseless and unfounded’ allegation
The Telegraph has apologised and paid damages after publishing a “baseless and unfounded” allegation about a former Guatanamo Bay detainee.…
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Telegraph sorry over travel article that repeated ‘anti-Semitic trope’ ruled inaccurate by IPSO
The Telegraph has apologised over a travel article in which it admitted to repeating an “anti-Semitic trope”. The Telegraph Travel…
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