On the recordJuly 28, 2026
The job of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport goes further: to determine whether the merger is in the public interest. It most certainly is not.
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Lisa Nandy
Labour Party
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theguardian.comThe job of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport goes further: to determine whether the merger is in the public interest. It most certainly is not.
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