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Chris Blackhurst

Chris Blackhurst

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Chris Blackhurst is an award-winning writer, commentator and broadcaster, based in London. He is a former editor of The Independent, city editor of the Evening Standard, Westminster correspondent for The Independent and deputy head of the Sunday Times Insight team. He writes mostly on business, politics, media. He says he will never retire. To adapt Dr Johnson on London: "If someone tires of journalism, they tire of life."
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Will Lewis was one of the names mentioned when The Telegraph's potential sale became public, but his future is now in the US. Getty Images
Lewis turns back on Telegraph takeover for lure of US news

Executive with intimate knowledge of Telegraph culture is heading elsewhere

OpinionNovember 07, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Bryan, Avram and Joel Glazer would appear to carry many of their father’s traits. Getty Images
How the Glazers made billions from the people’s game

Manchester United's invisible US owners unlikely to be selling up for good despite years of fan anger

OpinionOctober 31, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
A 'March For Palestine' in London on October 21, 2023, to demand an end to the war on Gaza. AFP
The UK's political divide over Gaza

No one at Westminster is speaking up for the Palestinians, not in public at any rate

CommentOctober 25, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Rishi Sunak took over a country that was just pulling out of the pandemic and having to cope with the fallout from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. PA
Steady Sunak fails to inspire after a year in Downing Street

The UK Prime Minister has instilled calm in Westminster but has failed to make significant progress on his political pledges

OpinionOctober 25, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon voiced unsettling truths as global institutions and leaders turn a deaf ear to escalating crises. AP
Jamie Dimon's stark warning on global inertia and Gaza

JP Morgan boss should not seem like a lone voice expressing fears over rising crises and cracking markets

OpinionOctober 17, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
People mourn at the graveside of Eden Guez, who was killed as she attended a festival that was attacked by Hamas gunmen from Gaza that left at least 260 people dead, at her funeral in Ashkelon, in southern Israel, October 10, 2023. REUTERS / Violeta Santos Moura
Israel-Hamas conflict tears holes in global economic recovery

Markets stalled, investment plans put on hold as investors await direction of the conflict

OpinionOctober 11, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
As Conservative Party treasurer, Mohamed Mansour has put himself at the heart of British politics. Simon Dawson / Bloomberg
Mohamed Mansour supports Rishi Sunak as a unifying force

Egyptian billionaire has been putting his billions into projects he passionately believes in

OpinionOctober 04, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Liverpool and Egypt star Mohamed Salah with his lawyer and agent Ramy Abbas Issa. UNHCR / Vodafone Foundation
Salah’s £1m-a-week deal and how top footballers are rewarded

Liverpool star and his agent Ramy Abbas contributed to a Harvard Business School report, providing a goldmine of information

FootballSeptember 30, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks on the net zero target, at the Downing Street Briefing Room, on September 20. AP
It's not pretty but Rishi Sunak has a narrow path to survive

PM should jettison his natural caution and go for it as an unlikely triumph is still within his reach

OpinionSeptember 29, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Labour leader Keir Starmer and Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves speak to the media on a visit to the London Stock Exchange. Getty Images
Labour makes new finance friends as it rekindles City affair

Keir Starmer turns to New Labour old boys' network as big business grows increasingly disillusioned with Tory party bedfellows

OpinionSeptember 26, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
A restaurant in Arlington, Virginia, advertising job vacancies. AFP
How Tim Gurner misread 'arrogant' workers

The millionaire CEO's claim that bosses now work for their employees went viral but missed the point that Covid has radically changed how people regard their jobs and lives

CommentSeptember 19, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
A wind turbine at the Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm, under construction around 27km from the coast of Montrose, Scotland, in the North Sea. AFP
Britain left at sea over floundering renewable energy policy

UK pressed to commit to a US-style climate plan that has directed investments of $369bn into climate projects

OpinionSeptember 13, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Mark Thompson was previously director-general of the BBC and chief executive of The New York Times. Reuters
Details man Mark Thompson completes hat-trick by taking on CNN challenge

Things just may be looking up at last for CNN as centrist media titan takes the reins

OpinionSeptember 05, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Mohamed Al-Fayed leaves the High Court in London during one of his legal battles. PA
Always working against the rules made and broke Mohamed Al-Fayed

Egyptian-born businessman was a maestro of acquisitions but not a man to be photographed with, remembers Chris Blackhurst

OpinionSeptember 02, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
Kemi Badenoch, Britain's Business and Trade Secretary, far left, at a preview event to the G20 in New Delhi. Emirati foreign trade minister Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi is pictured with the microphone. Wam
Wooing India is a catch call for ambitious British diplomats

Rising Indian economy has caught the imagination of UK leaders who seek a ground-breaking trade deal with New Delhi

OpinionAugust 30, 2023
Chris Blackhurst
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