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Business Live with Paul Kelso: Zahawi approaches former Tory treasurer Mansour to fund Telegraph bid
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Sep 13, 202426:09Now PlayingSir Mohamed Mansour, the former Conservative Party treasurer, has been approached about backing a bid for The Daily Telegraph being spearheaded by Nadhim Zahawi, the erstwhile Tory chancellor.
Sky News has learnt that Sir Mohamed, who holds dual British and Egyptian citizenship, is among a number of wealthy individuals who have been sounded out about helping to fund an offer for the broadsheet newspaper.
On the show today, Sky's Paul Kelso will be joined by:
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