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Tortoise Media to relaunch Observer this weekend

Tortoise Media to relaunch Observer this weekend

  • World’s oldest Sunday paper to become company’s flagship brand
  • Observer will not be ‘another daily newspaper just on the seventh day of the week,’ says Tortoise founder James Harding
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The Observer edition for September 15, 2024. (Twitter @ObserverUK)

World’s oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, for sale: UK owner

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