Former Minister Agnew Steps Down from Marshall Media Group Amid Uncertainty Over Telegraph Acquisition

Lord Agnew, the former minister who resigned in 2022 over the handling of COVID loan fraud, has stepped down from his position at Old Queen Street Ventures – formerly known as UnHerd Ventures. This resignation, recorded in a filing at Companies House, has raised questions about the media group’s interest in The Daily Telegraph. Lord Agnew had been appointed as the chairman of UnHerd Ventures less…

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Former Minister Agnew Steps Down from Marshall Media Group Amid Uncertainty Over Telegraph Acquisition

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