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fans in the stadium. I had absolutely no reason to believe that these authority figures would lie and deceive over such a disaster. As the Prime
Minister has made clear these allegations were wholly untrue and were part of a concerted plot by police officers to discredit the supporters thereby shifting the blame for the tragedy from themselves. It has taken more than two decades, 400,000 documents and a two-year inquiry to discover to my horror that it would have been far more accurate had I written the headline 'The Lies' rather than 'The Truth'. I published in good faith and I am sorry that it was so wrong.
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publication. Later in the day, a spokesman for the newspaper apologised "for the offence caused" and said the columnist "has been suspended from the paper with immediate effect. The views expressed by Kelvin
Mackenzie about the people of Liverpool were wrong, unfunny and are not the view of the paper". A month after the column appeared, it was announced that MacKenzie's "contract with News Group Newspapers", the
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Liverpool supporters told a police officer that they would have sex with a dead female victim. The journalist who wrote the first draft of the article, Harry Arnold, said that MacKenzie claimed he would "make it clear that this is what some people are saying", but
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to read the news wearing a hijab. Manji accused MacKenzie of attempting to "intimidate
Muslims out of public life" and attempting to smear 1.6 billion Muslims in suggesting they are inherently violent. She said, "He has attempted to smear half of them further by suggesting they are helpless slaves.
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MacKenzie took a radically different approach to that of his predecessor and produced cheap, down-market programming. He introduced features such as nightly editions of "Topless Darts" (featuring topless women playing darts on a beach), "The
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Barkley deserved to be beaten up in a nightclub incident earlier in the week. Comparing the player to a "gorilla at the zoo", MacKenzie was accused of racism (Barkley is of part-Nigerian descent). The column was removed from the newspaper's website on the afternoon of its day of
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Merseyside at the time, they did draw comment from Phil Hammond, chairman of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, who said: "I can't believe that even after all these years, there is no remorse or regret for the hurt he caused". It was
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September 1992, Major telephoned him to ask how the paper would report the story. While Major has denied the conversation ever took place, MacKenzie has claimed his response was: "Prime Minister, I have on my desk in front of me a very large bucket of shit which I am just about to pour all over
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Today I offer my profuse apologies to the people of Liverpool for that headline. I too was totally misled. Twenty three years ago I was handed a piece of copy from a reputable news agency in Sheffield in which a senior police officer and a senior local MP were making serious allegations against
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were prepared to print the more outlandish allegations about theft and the abuse of dead bodies, with many editors feeling that the claims sounded dubious. Furthermore, the other national papers which printed coverage claiming that Liverpool fans were responsible for the disaster, including the
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published an editorial which accused people of "scapegoating" the police, saying that the disaster occurred "because thousands of fans, many without tickets tried to get into the ground just before kick-off – either by forcing their way in or by blackmailing the police into opening the gates".
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L!VE TV had a budget of only £2,000 an hour and attracted a small audience, with an average of 200,000 viewers, but became well known because of the controversy and criticism surrounding its programming. That led to the station being labelled "Tabloid TV" and even "Sun TV" (in reference to the
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MacKenzie later said that he would agree to indulge in a "night of passion" with Janet Street-Porter and that he would be "willing", but only if she paid him £4.7m, a figure he had arrived at after calculating how much money he would lose from "loss of reputation, the negative impact on future
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Trevor Hicks, chairman of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, rejected Mr MacKenzie's apology as "too little, too late", calling him "lowlife, clever lowlife, but lowlife". The copy from White's news agency was available to other newspapers, who reported the story as allegations –
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still thought at this point however that, although MacKenzie appeared not to regret the coverage, he no longer regarded it as having any factual basis after his apparent admissions in the past that the allegations made were lies fed to him by police officers and a Conservative MP.
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was published, which was criticised for "inviting readers to feel revulsion at his disfigurement". MacKenzie himself once told his staff: "Give me a Sunday for Monday splash on the royals. Don't worry if it's not true—so long as there's not too much of a fuss about it afterwards."
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them. The error staring them in the face was too glaring. It obviously wasn't a silly mistake; nor was it a simple oversight. Nobody really had any comment on it, they just took one look and went away shaking their heads in wonder at the enormity of it. It was a classic smear.
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removed because their barking kept him awake at night. Shortly after publication, MacKenzie confirmed the inaccuracy of that story by sending a reporter to the singer's house, who quickly discovered that all of Elton John's guard dogs were quite capable of barking.
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Tosspots" and apparently rejoicing in the fact that Scotland has a lower life expectancy than the rest of the United Kingdom. MacKenzie's column provoked a storm of protest and was heavily condemned by numerous commentators including Scottish MPs and MSPs.
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but was not sure about all of it. In 2012, he said: "Twenty-three years ago I was handed a piece of copy from a reputable news agency in Sheffield in which a senior police officer and a senior local MP were making serious allegations against fans in the
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journalists having been told that he had left his wife 15 years earlier. Aside from criticism about the story's highly questionable news value, the newspaper was furiously condemned as the story was run when the man's recovery was still in the balance.
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published a piece reporting MacKenzie's statements and criticising the apparent lack of shame or regret over the Hillsborough coverage implied by them (and the fact that MacKenzie may still regard the misleading coverage as a "good story").
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political figures and movements, and its sensationalist front-page celebrity exposés. They often proved to be misleading or false, and many controversies in that area occurred during MacKenzie's editorship. Commentators including
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All I did wrong there was tell the truth. There was a surge of Liverpool fans who had been drinking and that is what caused the disaster. The only thing different we did was put it under the headline "The Truth". I went on
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Wins Today, Will The Last Person To Leave Britain Please Turn Out The Lights", accompanied by a picture of Kinnock's head superimposed over a lightbulb. Although the paper initially supported the government of
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My sense about England right now is that they wish Scotland to be independent. They want them, they want them to go out there and make their way in the world and see if they are as clever as they believe they
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claimed that MacKenzie was considering issuing a public apology for his coverage of the Hillsborough disaster, although at the time he was "still unsure" as to whether to do so. His former colleague at
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over MacKenzie's statements, the newspaper chose to retain him as a columnist. MacKenzie refused to comment publicly on the controversy and pulled out of a scheduled appearance on BBC television's
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newspaper. Some critics accused MacKenzie of doing nothing more than creating a television version of his old newspaper), and of taking a "shamelessly tacky approach". He left the station in 1997.
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in the aftermath of the controversy to apologise. MacKenzie said on the programme: "It was my decision and my decision alone to do that front page in that way and I made a rather serious error".
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MacKenzie later said that he found it difficult to understand why he had believed, let alone published, the claims about the guard dogs, which he later realised were absurd. Elton John sued
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article was published but, while many national newspapers printed allegations about Liverpool fans being responsible for the disaster, only MacKenzie and his counterpart at the
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When I published those stories, they were not lies. They were great stories that later turned out to be untrue – and that is different. What am I supposed to feel ashamed about?
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as a columnist, and was accused of using one of his articles to attack the people of Scotland (see below). On the subject of the columns themselves, he said "I want to get the
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can only have a value if there has been some kind of damage, right? Where is the damage? Where? There's nothing wrong with him. So no, I don't feel bad about him, not at all.
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was being sued for libel for £200,000 over a column by MacKenzie. The claim was brought by an NHS doctor, Antonio Serrano, who MacKenzie had criticised in an artivcle.
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had the front-page headline, "The Truth", and accused Liverpool fans of theft, and of urinating on and attacking police officers and emergency services. It quoted
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as a presenter. He made his debut on the station over the summer, presenting a series of programmes telling the story of various scandals which have occurred at
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followed immediately and continues to this day. The boycott involves customers refusing to purchase the paper, and retailers refusing to stock it. In 2019, the
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issued a statement saying that they had "already apologised for what happened and we stand by that apology." However, despite reports of consternation at
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sports desk were annoyed about at his role in the false reporting on the Hillsborough disaster, in particular, football columnist and ex-Liverpool player
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constituency borders, as "an absolute shocker". Asked to clarify those comments, he said it was "a joke" and that he has "never actually been to Hull".
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and that even stories which later turned out to be untrue were still "good stories". In relation to the publishing of false or misleading reports in
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the next day and apologised. I only did that because Rupert Murdoch told me to. I wasn't sorry then and I'm not sorry now because we told the truth.
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studio audience. The BBC received around 200 complaints and MacKenzie's comments drew widespread criticism, including comments from the Scottish
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has always been very up for 42 days and perhaps even 420 days". Off-camera, before a BBC interview, MacKenzie referred to Hull, which the
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miners. The paper was accused of making misleading or even outright false claims about the miners, their unions, and their leader
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committee, "I regret Hillsborough. It was a fundamental mistake. The mistake was I believed what an MP said". Next year, on
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for vile and be personally rude to as many people as possible." In June 2011, it was announced that MacKenzie would leave
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for libel over both of the fallacious claims and was awarded £1,000,000 in damages. MacKenzie later said of Elton John:
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and its reporters "from all areas of its operation" following Liverpool FC who had made such a decision about
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couldn't put up the cash – so I was going to have to rustle up a maximum of £100,000 to conduct my campaign."
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3646:"James O'Brien Skewers Kelvin MacKenzie Over The Sun's Hillsborough Front Page"
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2743:"Liverpool Vs The Sun: How the City Rid Itself of the UK's Biggest Paper"
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2546:"Hillsborough: The Sun 'profoundly sorry' over false fan conduct reports"
2030:"Kelvin MacKenzie destroyed his own reputation years before Hillsborough"
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3691:"The Sun's Kelvin MacKenzie Branded 'Racist' For Attack On Ross Barkley"
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surrounding the terraces – this was widely condemned as inappropriate.
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3391:"MacKenzie explains decision not to stand in David Davis byelection"
1953:"Ian MacKenzie: local newspaper journalist in Kent and South London"
1070:, News Corporation's UK subsidiary. In 1999, TalkCo was renamed The
3619:"Channel 4 cleared by regulator over Kelvin MacKenzie doorstepping"
2575:"Hillsborough report: why the Mirror refused to accept police spin"
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In May 2008, MacKenzie stood for election as a local councillor in
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put on Topless Darts at 10 pm they would double their ratings.
3986:"Complaints about Channel 4 News presenter wearing hijab rejected"
3169:"Kelvin MacKenzie's Daily Mail column sparks £200,000 libel claim"
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reported the allegations, on McKenzie's say-so, as 'the truth'.
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4037:"Kelvin MacKenzie Ipso ruling 'frightening', says Fatima Manji"
2800:"Sun boycott reduced Euroscepticism on Merseyside, study shows"
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Stick It Up Your Punter!: The Uncut Story of the Sun Newspaper
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from CLT for £24.7 million. One of the financial backers was
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3594:"TV news Kelvin MacKenzie gets a taste of his own medicine"
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against his ex-wife was then in force. However he left the
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The station failed and closed after less than four years.
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manifesto for the party. However, in February 2008, in a
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operation. The story denounced the man as a "love rat",
4087:"The Challenge of the Irish Volunteers of World War II"
3141:"Lord Ashcroft backs Kelvin MacKenzie's Sports Tonight"
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John Pilger (1998). "Hidden Agendas". Vintage: 445–449.
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3055:"Kelvin MacKenzie's abrupt Mail departure is baffling"
3221:"Kelvin MacKenzie to get his moment in the Sun again"
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2770:"Liverpool's 23-year boycott of The Sun newspaper"
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1182:In 2011, MacKenzie launched the online TV channel
1074:and, in January 2000, Talk Radio was rebranded as
349:had a "positively downhill impact on journalism".
3578:Roy Greenslade commenting on McKenzie's apology,
3000:"Sun's Kelvin MacKenzie to join rival Daily Mail"
2969:"Sun ed and MacKenzie clash in "tartan tosspots""
1496:and numerous local MPs condemned MacKenzie, with
720:Those incidents led to considerable criticism of
3854:"Outrage over Kelvin MacKenzie's Scottish slurs"
2493:"Hillsborough: telling the truth about the scum"
1827:MacKenzie married Jacqueline Holland in 1968 in
2940:"Kelvin MacKenzie makes his debut on Five Live"
2684:"MacKenzie speaks out on Hillsborough comments"
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2293:"VOote2001 | The Election Battles 1945–1997"
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3308:"Why I'm standing to be a local councillor"
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3537:"Vote, vote, vote for Kelvin MacKenzie"
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2813:from the original on 10 December 2022
2573:Greenslade, Roy (12 September 2012).
1997:Dangerfield, Andy (11 October 2006).
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173:(born 22 October 1946) is an English
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3644:Allegretti, Aubrey (27 April 2016).
3592:Merrill, Jamie (18 September 2012).
3219:Martinson, Jane (31 December 2014).
2888:"MacKenzie's battle of the airwaves"
2380:"Kelvin MacKenzie: Old Mac opens up"
1999:"Kelvin MacKenzie: Old Mac opens up"
1012:-clad Scandinavian woman presenting
973:In January 1994, MacKenzie moved to
391:The paper was frequently accused of
4062:@kelvmackenzie (12 December 2020).
3828:"MacKenzie attack draws Scots fire"
3503:website, . Retrieved on 4 May 2007.
3306:MacKenzie, Kelvin (23 April 2008).
3024:Jackson, Jasper (8 December 2016).
1630:newspaper that if it was true that
1290:That same year, after Conservative
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1107:In May 2006, MacKenzie returned to
822:In their book about the history of
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4754:People educated at Alleyn's School
4739:English people of Scottish descent
3881:"Fury at MacKenzie's Scots attack"
3364:"Ex-Sun editor to challenge Davis"
3339:"Tories win majority in Elmbridge"
2378:Gazette, Press (11 October 2006).
2317:Eaton, George (20 November 2019).
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3715:Cockburn, Harry (14 April 2017).
3582:, Radio 5 Live, 13 September 2012
3139:Garside, Juliette (16 May 2011).
2915:"MacKenzie quits marketing group"
2601:Turner, Richard (28 April 2016).
2457:"Sun apologises for Hillsborough"
2028:Gold, Tanya (28 September 2012).
1926:"A man in search of the X factor"
1871:"Kelvin MacKenzie leaves the Sun"
1785:, MacKenzie wrote an article for
1641:mentioned the Everton footballer
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3906:Akbar, Arifa (13 October 2007).
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3389:Percival, Jenny (19 June 2008).
2998:Robinson, James (30 June 2011).
2913:Tryhorn, Chris (29 March 2007).
2682:Conlan, Tara (12 January 2007).
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3958:Plunkett, John (19 July 2016).
3467:Tara Conlan (1 December 2006).
3246:"Your Favourite Prime Minister"
3167:Halliday, Josh (8 April 2013).
3111:Bentham, Martin (8 July 2014).
2797:Bounds, Andy (26 August 2019).
2408:. Harper Collins. p. 521.
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3434:Sam Lister (1 December 2006).
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2634:Hillsborough Football Disaster
2455:Cozens, Claire (7 July 2004).
2268:"Election Battles 1945 - 1997"
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1264:is the UK's greatest post-war
1179:. They sold the firm in 2014.
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2517:Evans, Tony (19 April 2020).
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776:Hillsborough football stadium
545:Although the coverage of the
2429:McKie, David (9 June 2005).
2233:"Sun still shines for Blair"
2141:International Business Times
1869:Sweney, Mark (15 May 2017).
1849:secretary Joanna Duckworth.
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564:MacKenzie's coverage of the
503:had placed his girlfriend's
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3746:after Ross Barkley article"
3560:. London. 12 September 2012
3337:Grove, Kerry (2 May 2008).
2832:Quinn, Ben (3 April 2024).
2741:Brett, Davey (9 May 2017).
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2182:. London. 25 February 2002
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2630:"The Immediate Aftermath"
2431:"The very best of Holmes"
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2201:Lars Weber (1 May 2006).
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751:The false allegations on
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236:The South London Observer
4729:British media executives
4724:British male journalists
4140:His Scottish family tree
3519:13 November 2007 at the
1781:In July 2016, after the
925:A widespread boycott of
210:, MacKenzie returned to
1692:referring to Scots as "
1270:Kelvin Saves the Tories
986:Mirror Group Newspapers
977:, another of Murdoch's
538:strongly supported the
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171:Kelvin Calder MacKenzie
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4108:"Axe Grinder 31.03.06"
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2404:Pimlott, Ben (2001).
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2255:War and Peace News
1847:News International
1838:The Mail on Sunday
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1742:Duncan Bannatyne
1679:Scottish descent
1652:
1480:The World at One
1460:
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1446:
1440:
1438:
1397:
1378:reliable sources
1355:
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1299:House of Commons
1177:Ashley MacKenzie
1098:BBC Radio 5 Live
994:cable television
979:News Corporation
946:
921:
917:
901:House of Commons
854:, including the
849:
817:perimeter fences
757:
707:manic depression
674:heart transplant
450:General Belgrano
379:, afraid of the
358:
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191:. After leaving
179:newspaper editor
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4274:George Lansbury
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1150:Jeremy Clarkson
1082:media company,
1004:earnings etc".
971:
944:
936:Financial Times
919:
915:
847:
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621:Black Wednesday
574:Arthur Scargill
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4652:Stuart Higgins
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4620:Nicholas Lloyd
4615:
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4599:
4596:Kenneth Donlan
4591:
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4580:Peter Stephens
4575:
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4540:Robert Skelton
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4465:Tony Gallagher
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4457:David Dinsmore
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4298:William Mellor
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4148:Media offices
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1812:
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1792:Channel 4 News
1778:
1775:
1720:prime minister
1674:
1671:
1669:
1666:
1632:George Osborne
1623:
1620:
1615:Channel 4 News
1583:
1580:
1572:Roy Greenslade
1563:Matthew Norman
1545:Liverpool Echo
1506:Liverpool Echo
1502:Peter Kilfoyle
1493:Liverpool Echo
1469:
1466:
1463:
1462:
1386:poorly sourced
1359:
1357:
1350:
1344:
1341:
1320:for 30 years.
1266:prime minister
1253:
1250:
1201:Roy Greenslade
1184:Sports Tonight
1134:Rebekah Brooks
1102:FIFA World Cup
1080:Northern Irish
1072:Wireless Group
970:
966:After editing
964:
857:Sheffield Star
809:Irvine Patnick
797:The next day,
774:semi-final at
741:Main article:
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