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Rupert Grey, a descendant of Charles Grey and best known professionally as a leading libel and copyright lawyer stood against ...

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Sir Mark Tully, the journalist and broadcaster who has died aged 90, was, for a quarter of a century, the voice of India for ...

Sir Mark Tully, the BBC’s renowned correspondent often hailed as the “voice of India,” and a veteran journalist who ...

Veteran journalist Sir Mark Tully, who covered Bangladesh's Liberation War and was known for many years as the BBC's "Voice of India", passed away at a private hospital in New Delhi today (25 January) ...

Mark Tully, the legendary BBC journalist who spent decades reporting on India’s history and social fabric, passed away at 90, ...

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