By John Glenday

Discontent within the editorial department of the Telegraph appears to be deepening after several journalists at the paper voiced criticism of the publications prioritisation of commercial interests over editorial ethics in the wake of an outspoken resignation of its chief political commentator, Peter Oborne.

Speaking to the BBC on condition of anonymity the journalists echoed many of the concerns raised their erstwhile colleague that the paper had treated HSBC with kid gloves to protect revenue, adding that stories concerning Russia, China and RBS had also been impacted.

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Source: The Drum