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Corbyn’s super-rich targets: who are they and what could he do?

The Labour leader has named Mike Ashley and Rupert Murdoch among people he would target as PM

McDonald’s Portugal apologises for ‘Sundae Bloody Sundae’ ads

Halloween promotion was not intended to be ‘insensitive reference’ to historical events

Telegraph sale could herald breakup of vast Barclays empire

Twin brothers own diverse array of faltering firms, from luxury Ritz hotel to budget retailer Shop Direct

This government has abandoned economic logic – and no one seems willing to call them on it

The Coalition needs to face up to the fact that living standards have been falling for five years under its watch

Bear Grylls strikes deal to form new adventure TV production firm

Survival expert says company will be ‘ultimate home of adventure programming’

Facebook paid just £28m tax after record £1.6bn revenues in UK

Profits on social media app surged by more than 50% to £97m in latest tax year

UK on track to avoid recession despite Brexit chaos

Growth is weak but strong summer for services and a TV-film industry boom lifts quarterly figures

Mining firms worked to kill off climate action in Australia, says ex-PM

Kevin Rudd says industry still has huge influence in a country beset by climate policy torpor

Fossil fuel firms’ social media fightback against climate action

Industry funds ‘grassroots’ resistance to tougher rules while touting green credentials, study shows

The muzzling of Michael Winterbottom: how Sony censored Greed

His fashion tycoon send-up, starring Steve Coogan with alarming teeth, was meant to end with shocking figures about workers’ pay. But the studio said no. The director relives a six-month spat

Watchdog bans Burger King tweet about ‘milkshaking’ Nigel Farage

ASA says tweet condoned antisocial behaviour of throwing milkshakes at politicians

When Donald met Scott: a reporter’s view of Trump and his White House wonderland

Australian PM Scott Morrison received a full-blown welcome from the US president. Katharine Murphy was on hand for an inside account Support our independent journalism with a one-off or recurring contribution

Daily Mail owner leads race to buy the i newspaper

DMGT is frontrunner in pack of publishers after being asked into exclusive talks by owners

Amazon refuses to stop selling Tommy Robinson merchandise

Online retailer continues to sell merchandise including T-shirts with #freeTommy logo

Television workers twice as likely to have attended private school

Ofcom report finds startling lack of diversity among UK broadcasters

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