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The article examines the transformation of Britain’s right-wing press, focusing on how figures like Paul Dacre at the Daily Mail radicalized and anglicized the media’s tone toward more aggressive, hyper-partisan content. It details how Dacre and his protégés cultivated a culture of outrage and conspiracy, shaping political discourse and fueling social polarization. Despite a decline in traditional newspaper influence, their methods and influence persist through digital media, international readership, and the spread of similar narratives across outlets like the Telegraph and Times.
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