The Observer
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| Sister newspapers | The Guardian |
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| The Guardian Weekly | |
| Editors | Paul Webster |
| Circulation | 175,904 (March 2018) |
| First issue date | 1791 |
| Format | Berliner |
| OCLC number | 50230244 |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1109434 |
About The Observer
The Observer is a British newspaper published on Sundays. In the same place on the political spectrum as its sister papers The Guardian and The Guardian Weekly, whose parent company Guardian Media Group Limited acquired it in 1993, it takes a social liberal or social democratic line on most issues.
Diane Abbott attacks Labour investigation as 'fraudulent'
... Her suspension came after she wrote in a letter to The Observer newspaper that Irish, Jewish and Traveller people " undoubtedly experience prejudice" which she said is " similar to racism"...
Lucy Letby inquiry should be led by judge, committee chair says
... Mr Chambers has also told The Observer newspaper that he took " prompt action" including to move Letby off the neonatal unit when concerns were first escalated to him in June 2016...
William Gladstone's family to apologise for slavery links
... Charlie Gladstone told The Observer: " John Gladstone committed crimes against humanity...
Newspaper headlines: 'BBC under fire' over star in 'photos probe'
... is the headline in The Observer which reports that this is the view of the former environment secretary and leading Tory Brexiteer, George Eustice...
Keir Starmer's allies purging Labour left, says John McDonnell
... The Labour whip was withdrawn from the veteran left-winger in April, pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism to The Observer...
Keir Starmer denies targeting Labour left-wingers after Abbott suspended
... The Hackney MP suggested Jewish, Irish and Traveller people are not subject to racism " all their lives" in a letter to The Observer newspaper...
Diane Abbott's comments were antisemitic, Labour leader says
... She later apologised and withdrew the remarks, written in a letter to The Observer newspaper...
Diane Abbott suspended as Labour MP after racism letter
...Diane Abbott has been suspended as a Labour MP pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism for The Observer, the party has said...
The Papers: 'Child victims of Tinder', and more Brexit plots
The retail tycoon, Sir Philip Green , remains under the spotlight, with a second day of allegations about his treatment of some senior executives.
and none of them are covered by the controversial gagging orders known as non-disclosure agreements.
Sir Philip has denied doing anything That was criminal or amounted to Gross Misconduct .
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, about the use of non-disclosure agreements so That workers cannot be intimidated into silence.
In its editorial, saying Sir Philip's case shows the urgent need for reform of their use.
Meanwhile, the Mail on Sunday devotes a total of thirteen pages to the serialisation of a new book, which The Paper believes shows.
It says author Tom Bower has spent eighteen months creating an in-depth profile of the Labour leader, including what it describes as shocking details about the anti-Semitism of his supporters and what his critics say is his.
The which The Duchess of Sussex allegedly sent to her father, Thomas Markle .
In the extracts published by The Paper , The Duchess accuses her father of breaking her heart "into a million pieces" by speaking to The Press .
According to the MoS, Mr Markle says he planned to keep The Letter "totally private out of respect for her" but changed his mind after her friends allegedly gave an anonymous interview "attacking him" to a US magazine last week.
The Observer wonders, at a time of Brexit splits, claims of anti-Semitism and rows about Venezuela, whether Mr Corbyn can hold his increasingly divided party together.
It reports That - according to very senior figures - there is concern at the highest level about rising levels of discontent and talks of breakaways.
The Sunday Times feels That , try as he might, Mr Corbyn cannot escape The Charge That The Party has become a hotbed of anti-Semitism. It also thinks he is struggling because he cannot reconcile his own Euroscepticism with the views of Labour supporters - Most of whom back a second referendum.
Prince Philip's drivingThe Duke of Edinburgh's decision to surrender his driving licence after being involved in a crash last month is seen by the Telegraph as, after he took delivery of a replacement Land Rover Two Days later.
The Mail on Sunday reports That after police handed over a file about The Crash to The Crown Prosecution Service.
But the Sunday Times believes The Duke 's announcement means.
Meanwhile, Health Secretary Matt Hancock tells The Sun on Sunday That to oversee the removal of images of self-harm to make their sites a safe place for children.
The Sunday Times highlights concerns That of grooming and Sexual Exploitation .
There is much speculation about the Brexit Negotiations . The Sun on Sunday reports That , raising the prospect of MPs having to vote for a final deal or crashing out.
The Sunday Times suggests Labour is seeking to seize control of The Talks by forcing Mrs May to put her deal to a second decisive vote before the end of the month.
, Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer says Labour will try to stop a no-deal Brexit with an amendment That will compel her to hold another meaningful vote before 26 February.
The Mail on Sunday claims - with more talks planned for Monday.
Brexit ferry contract scrappedThe Observer says after the collapse of The Contract to a ferry company That had no ships.
It reports That senior Tories have accused her of turning a blind eye to Mr Grayling's decision to award a deal to Seaborne Freight, despite widespread derision. The government on Saturday.
For the Sunday Mirror , Mr Grayling's "legacy of failure is unprecedented in modern politics" and he should resign.
White House bidIn the United States , there are many reviews of Senator Elizabeth Warren 's speech, confirming That she has entered The Contest for the Democratic nomination in next year's presidential Election .
Elizabeth Warren launching her campaign to be the Democrats' 2020 candidateThe New York Times thinks, while the Boston Globe believes she's attempting to present.
The Washington Post says against what she calls the "corrupt" influence of large companies and powerful politicians.
Finally, the Sunday Times highlights. Scientists have even calculated the mathematical formula describing The Process .
It seems women's ears grow less noticeably - except for those who wear heavy earrings.
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