A UK government proposal to ban foreign states from owning British newspapers looks set to scupper plans for an Abu Dhabi-led bid to take over the Telegraph Media Group (TMG).

Foreign states will be allowed to own up to 15% of British newspapers and news magazines under new laws. The move follows a takeover bid of the Telegraph and the Spectator by RedBird IMI last year ...

The U.K. government says it will back legislation banning foreign state ownership of British newspapers and magazines, a move that could upend a planned takeover by a United Arab Emirates ...

Foreign states will be allowed to own up to 15% of British newspapers and news magazines under new laws. The move follows a takeover bid of the Telegraph and the Spectator by RedBird IMI last year ...

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The UK government plans to allow foreign states to own up to a 15% stake in British newspapers and magazines under new media reforms. The proposed change, which was announced on Thursday, comes a year ...

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Over the last few months, we’ve spoken to nearly 100 people from all the major British newspaper brands. It's given us a nice view into which brands are on a high and which are failing ...

LONDON -- The New Day, a daily newspaper launched by Trinity Mirror, will publish its last issue due to poor sales on Friday, after about nine weeks of existence. "We have tried everything we ...

Why is a row about British domestic press regulation global news? Is it because British newspapers and newspaper tycoons really are a menace to democracy? I am not sure.

Mail Online, the Web site of The Daily Mail, has been the most prominent example of the free approach in the hypercompetitive British newspaper market.

In April 2008, I wrote that British journalists interpret “freedom of the press” to mean that they can make up anything they want and publish it as fact in British newspapers. Now another ...