Rupert Murdoch
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Former Ukip leader’s love affair with Donald Trump’s America grows as he lands political analyst role on US news channel
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Letters: The wise men from the east, having presented gold, frankincense and myrrh, ‘left for their own country by another road’
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Brief letters: Blair’s manners with Murdoch | How to survive liberal-elite families | Reasons for Hope | Malt extract
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Media mogul writes to the Guardian to deny asking No 10 to do his bidding as Sky takeover attempt awaits government approval
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Letters: There is much fake news published about me, but let me make clear that I have never uttered the words ‘When I go into Downing Street, they do what I say; when I go to Brussels, they take no notice’
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On the surface, 21st Century Fox’s bid is another blockbuster Murdoch deal. But is satellite TV still worth the money Rupert is willing to pay?
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The merger has been greeted with silence by ministers who usually welcome foreign investment. That’s because Murdoch is as controversial as ever
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No to the Sky deal. The Murdochs can’t be trusted
Ed Miliband and Vince CableThe bid by 21st Century Fox is against the public interest -
James Murdoch’s role in media empire means takeover should be halted, say Ed Miliband and Vince Cable
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100,000 people expected to sign up by end of Friday to call on culture secretary to refer £11.7bn takeover to media regulator
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Offering £10.75 a share might seem like a good deal now, but Sky’s future prospects still look rosy
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Offer would trigger a regulatory process – starting with the culture secretary, Karen Bradley, deciding if there is a media plurality issue
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It is understood 21st Century Fox believes conditions associated with failed 2011 bid are no longer necessary because industry landscape has changed
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Local Authority Pension Fund Forum also calls for Ofcom to examine plurality issues before Fox takeover goes ahead
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While 21st Century Fox’s £10.75-a-share bid seems fair value, the Sky board has been too quick to give it the thumbs-up
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Letters: Media ownership laws to protect a diverse media were already badly weakened
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MPs urge culture secretary Karen Bradley to take action, saying deal could put too much power in media mogul’s hands
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Use of court-approved ‘scheme of agreement’ would require 75% approval from shareholders, rather than usual 90%
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CEO Jeremy Darroch and finance boss Andrew Griffith set for shares bonanza if 21st Century Fox’s takeover goes ahead
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Sir Michael Lyons says she should stand up to ‘growth in the Murdochs’ grip on news’
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