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Block Telegraph sale to Abu Dhabi-backed company, says David Davis
As published in the Telegraph Ministers should block the sale of The Telegraph to a company backed by Abu Dhabi’s ruling family, a former Cabinet minister has said. David Davis, a senior Tory MP warned the Government that it would be able to “do nothing to protect” the title’s independence if the deal went ahead. […]
Covid inquiry must not shut down idea of China lab leak
As published in the Sun The UK’s Covid Inquiry is rapidly turning into the most expensive reality TV show in history. £100 million just to see ministers, civil servants and so-called experts squabbling over who’s to blame? I’d rather watch ‘I’m a Celeb’. I said way back in early 2021 that we would be better […]
David Davis stuns Commons with calls for blanket testing to save NHS £3bn a year
As published in the Express Ministers are being urged to introduce mass medical testing to cut NHS costs by billions and save thousands of lives. Former Brexit Secretary David Davis stunned the Commons chamber with a radical new plan to save thousands of lives and save the NHS billions. Mr Davis called for mass medical […]
David Davis MP writes for ConservativeHome about the Prime Minister’s speech at Conservative Party Conference 2023
As published on ConservativeHome The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees possibility in every difficulty. The announcements set out by the Prime Minister in Manchester have confirmed that he is an optimist, unafraid to take difficult decisions that will ultimately drive our country forward towards a brighter future. The decision that the […]
David Davis MP writes for the Guardian on the need for competition in the print media industry
As printed in the Guardian In 1931, the then leader of the Conservative party, Stanley Baldwin, made a speech in which he warned of the danger of letting a few individuals dominate the newspaper industry. What such people were seeking, he said, was “power, and power without responsibility – the prerogative of the harlot throughout […]