November 17, 2018
Bondholders take over Johnston Press and wipe out £135m in debts but largest shareholder planning legal action
“the ultimate solution – as with the oil barons in the last century – is to break them up”
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UK's fourth largest regional newspaper group Johnston Press enters administration
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UK's fourth largest regional newspaper group Johnston Press enters administration 
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