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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2015 · 28 MIN

Trouble at the Telegraph

from The Report · host BBC Radio 4

The Daily Telegraph's political commentator Peter Oborne resigned in February 2015, accusing the paper of shying away from stories that might upset its advertisers. Reporter Robin Aitken asks whether the accusation is fair and traces the Telegraph's evolution from a broadsheet newspaper designed to appeal to middle England to a multimedia "news content provider".Reporter: Robin Aitken Producer: Tom Randall.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Mar 19, 2015

The Daily Telegraph's political commentator Peter Oborne resigned in February 2015, accusing the paper of shying away from stories that might upset its advertisers. Reporter Robin Aitken asks whether the accusation is fair and traces the Telegraph's evolution from a broadsheet newspaper designed to appeal to middle England to a multimedia "news content provider".Reporter: Robin Aitken Producer: Tom Randall.

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