How Thatcher and Murdoch made their secret deal
The coup that transformed the relationship between British politics and journalism began at a quiet Sunday lunch at Chequers, the official country retreat of the prime minister, Margaret Thatcher. She was trailing in the polls, caught in a recession she had inherited, eager for an assured cheerleader at a difficult time. Her guest had an agenda too. He was Rupert Murdoch, eager to secure her help in acquiring control of nearly 40% of the British press.
Probůh, nejsou tu komentáře! Ničí citečky nebyly uraženy? Neuvěřitelné!
Nejsi snad tak rozhořčen, že je třeba, abys vše uvedl okamžitě na pravou míru?
Jiné úvahy:
Což si zahejtovat?