Private Eye founding editor and Telegraph columnist Christopher Booker dies aged 81
Christopher Booker, the first editor of Private Eye and a long-serving Telegraph columnist has died aged 81 after a short…
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City AM head of politics joins Telegraph as newspaper expands Westminster team
The Telegraph has expanded its political team with four major hires and promotions following staff exits. Deputy political editor Steven…
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Ex-Telegraph owner Lord Black says US justice system ‘largely evil’ after Trump pardon
Former media mogul Lord Black said the American justice system is “frequently and largely evil” after being granted a pardon from US…
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Sunday Telegraph poaches new Stella magazine editor from Grazia
The Sunday Telegraph has appointed Grazia acting editor Caroline Barrett as the new editor of its women’s lifestyle magazine Stella.…
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MPs’ expenses: Telegraph scoop still ‘stands as a testament to power of investigative journalism’ decade on
Today marks ten years since the Telegraph published the MPs’ expenses scandal story, which led to parliamentary reform, landed some…
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Boris Johnson Telegraph column breached accuracy rules with claim of popular support for no-deal Brexit
Boris Johnson breached accuracy guidelines in his Daily Telegraph column when he claimed a no-deal Brexit was the preferred option…
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‘Titan of Fleet Street’ Christopher Booker leaves Telegraph after six decades
The Sunday Telegraph columnist Christopher Booker has said goodbye to the newspaper following a 60-year run at the title and…
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Telegraph shuffles magazine editors ahead of luxury brand expansion
The Telegraph has promoted two of its senior magazine editors as it prepares to expand its luxury lifestyle brand. Head…
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