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Why Jaguar’s rebrand is turning long-term customers away

Dec 6, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington

Jaguar launched their new electric car this month Credit: Jaguar/PA Jaguar’s rebrand has triggered a storm of controversy amid accusations that the company is abandoning loyal customers and dealerships in favour of a more progressive image. Jaguar revealed that it was scrapping its iconic cat badge in November, as the company launched a rebrand in preparation for its entrance into the world of electric vehicles. The move was followed by its advert featuring catwalk models but no cars which...
‘I’ve no time for Diane Abbott, but the way Labour have treated her is a disgrace’

May 30, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Rachel Avery |William Whittington

Diane Abbott stands with supporters who, along with unions, call for her confirmation to stand as a candidate Credit: Alishia Abodunde/Getty Images Europe Sir Keir Starmer faced a backlash over his treatment of Diane Abbott this week, as he was accused of ‘West Wing’ politics.
‘Stop this anti-Semitic hatred now’, readers call on Rishi Sunak

May 10, 2024 | msn.com | William Whittington |Fran Di Fazio

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‘Stop this anti-Semitic hatred now’, readers call on Rishi Sunak

May 10, 2024 | msn.com | William Whittington |Fran Di Fazio

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‘Stop this anti-Semitic hatred now’, readers call on Rishi Sunak

May 10, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Fran Di Fazio

A Gaza war protest at Cambridge University Credit: Daniel Jones/Daniel Jones Followin pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Cambridge and Oxford, Rishi Sunak met with university leaders to discuss the safety of Jewish students.
‘We either stand up to China or be ruled by them’

Mar 28, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Anvee Bhutani

The majority of nearly 5,000 Telegraph readers would support a boycott of Chinese goods Credit: CHP The UK and United States announced sanctions against China on Tuesday after a global hacking plot was exposed.
'Lee Anderson speaks for everyone who loves England'

Feb 28, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Anvee Bhutani

Lee Anderson 'voices the thoughts of at least half' of Conservative Party voters, says a Telegraph reader Credit: Leon Neal/2024 Getty Images Lee Anderson, former deputy Tory chairman, had the Conservative parliamentary whip suspended on Saturday for his refusal to apologise for alleging that “Islamists” controlled London and its mayor, Sadiq Khan “and they’ve got control of Keir Starmer as well”. In a statement issued to GB News, Mr Anderson said: “My words may have been clumsy but my words...
‘Keir Starmer is a walking, talking political U-turn’

Feb 15, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Anvee Bhutani

A cutout of Keir Starmer at a recent pro-Palestine protest accusing him of supporting 'genocide' Credit: HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP The Labour Party was dealt a huge blow this week after becoming engulfed in an anti-Semitism crisis.
'Voters have not stopped being Conservative - the Conservative Party has'

Jan 18, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Anvee Bhutani

Rishi Sunak spoke at PMQs on Wednesday in the Commons ahead of the Rwanda Bill vote Credit: Jessica Taylor/AP Rishi Sunak secured victory on Wednesday as his flagship Rwanda Bill passed the House of Commons after just 11 Tory MPs rebelled by voting against it.
'Pro-Palestine protests cause provocation

Nov 10, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | William Whittington |Candela Orobitg-Baena |Genevieve Holl-Allen |Joe Pinkstone

The Prime Minister has accepted that the pro-Palestinian demonstration on Armistice Day will go ahead, but has warned the Metropolitan Police Commissioner that he will be held accountable if Remembrance events are disrupted. Telegraph readers have also shared their thoughts on the news that the and the King's Speech in Parliament. Read on to explore how readers contributed to the conversation via the comments section, the Letters Page and the Front Page newsletter.