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10/14/2022: Front Page: UK rebukes Macron for ruling out Russia nuclear strike BEN WALLACE last night accused Emmanuel Macron of revealing his hand in the war of words over nuclear threats between Vladimir Putin and the West. The French president was rebuked for ruling out a nuclear strike if the Russian president used his... 10/14/2022: Front Page: Trump subpoenaed over Capitol riots The committee investigating the US Capitol riots voted to subpoena Donald Trump yesterday. Failure to comply could result in the former US president being jailed. The House of Representatives committee voted 9-0 in favour of a subpoena for Mr Trump to... 10/14/2022: Front Page: ‘No limit’ to Newcastle United’s ambitions Dan Ashworth, the Newcastle United director of football, believes that the club can gatecrash the top six and says “there is no ceiling” to the Saudifunded team’s ambitions. In his first interview since taking the job, he laid out how the club intended... 10/14/2022: Front Page: Lineker ruled offside in impartiality row Gary Lineker has been found guilty for the first time of breaking the BBC’S impartiality rules, by tweeting his views on the Conservative Party. BBC managers have consistently defended the presenter’s right to express his political opinions on the...

PROFILE: Established in 1855 and currently owned by David and Frederick Barclay, the Daily Telegraph adopts a traditionalist, centre-right political orientation. The best-selling quality press title, it consistently backs the Conservative Party in UK elections (hence the nickname Torygraph). The website was launched, under the name electronic telegraph at midday on 15 November 1994, making it Europe's first daily web-based newspaper. Profile extracted from Wikipedia and used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Circulation: 639,578 (April 2011)   Political Outlook: Centre-Right, Pro-Conservative   See our UK Newspaper Guide.