David Yelland

David Yelland, former editor of The Sun, delves into the turbulent relationship between Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch. He discusses Trump's recent claims of unfair treatment by Murdoch's media, leading to rising tensions. Yelland examines the legal battles involved, such as Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal, and the potential repercussions for both figures. As their bond strains, the conversation highlights how this power struggle could influence American politics and media narratives moving forward.

Mohamed Al Fayed, the former Harrods boss entangled in serious allegations, joins media expert David Yelland and analyst Simon Lewis to discuss disturbing insights into power and accountability. They delve into the circling indictments around Al Fayed's past, reflecting on media complicity in allowing abuse to thrive. Meanwhile, the trio sheds light on the tumultuous succession battle within the Murdoch family, exploring how their internal conflicts could reshape global media's political landscape and influence.

Former Sun editor David Yelland discusses Murdoch's influence in UK elections, the shifting role of newspapers in politics, and Boris Johnson's endorsements. They speculate on Murdoch's position and the impact of media on voter opinions, while reminding listeners to register to vote.