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1. www.bbc.com › news › uk-15576907The Maxwell Murdoch tabloid rivalry - BBC News

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   Nov 5, 2011 · The Mirror's editor at the time Mike Molloy recalled when Maxwell first arrived at the paper he expected to be sacked because he had opposed him getting control.

2. www.dailymail.co.uk › news › article-9155017Robert Maxwell's last days before drowning depicted in detail

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   Jan 16, 2021 · In the summer of 1984, shortly after Robert Maxwell became the owner of the Daily Mirror, the newspaper’s then editor Mike Molloy bumped into a psychiatrist friend.

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3. www.pressreader.com › uk › the-mail-on-sundayCountdown to the fall To the fall - PressReader

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   Jan 17, 2021 · IN THE summer of 1984, shortly after Robert Maxwell became the owner of the Daily Mirror, the newspaper’s then editor Mike Molloy bumped into a psychiatri­st friend. How, asked the friend, was Molloy getting on with his new billionair­e boss, then at the height of his global fame and power?

4. www.shropshirestar.com › news › nostalgiaRobert Maxwell: 30 years since the mysterious death of an ...

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   Nov 8, 2021 · It later emerged that Maxwell had a heated argument with his son Kevin the day before his death, having being summoned to the Bank of England over a £50 million default on his debts.

5. pressgazette.co.uk › publishers › nationalsFormer Mirror editor Mike Molloy on Maxwell, Murdoch, bingo ...

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   Mar 22, 2016 · Mike Molloy began his journalism career as a messenger boy on the Sunday Pictorial at the age of 15 and went on to edit the Daily Mirror for ten years from 1975 to 1985, being promoted to...

6. www.ft.com › content › bdcec9c2-51ac-4866-800a-8ed48Fall: The Mystery of Robert Maxwell — death and intrigue, 30 ...

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   Feb 2, 2021 · It barely discusses the fraud itself: the role of his two youngest sons Kevin and Ian, who were charged and acquitted; how it happened so quickly (most of it in the final year); why those working...

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   Who is Mike Molloy?

   • In the summer of 1984, shortly after Robert Maxwell became the owner of the Daily Mirror, the newspaper’s then editor Mike Molloy bumped into a psychiatrist friend. How, asked the friend, was Molloy getting on with his new billionaire boss, then at the height of his global fame and power? ‘He’s pretty eccentric,’ Molloy told him.

   Robert Maxwell's last days before drowning depicted in detail

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   Why did Maxwell get sacked?

   • The Mirror's editor at the time Mike Molloy recalled when Maxwell first arrived at the paper he expected to be sacked because he had opposed him getting control. He said: "We were all grim because he had a fearful reputation. In he came and immediately sat down in the managing director's chair.

   The Maxwell Murdoch tabloid rivalry - BBC News

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   Who was Robert Maxwell?

   • Disgraced former Daily Mirror owner Robert Maxwell (pictured at a fancy dress party in Palais Mendoub in Tangiers, Morroco, in 1989) at was besotted by his PA, £1billion in debt and regressed into childlike behaviour that appalled his family in the months leading up to his death in 1991 Molloy said that he did.

   Robert Maxwell's last days before drowning depicted in detail

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   Who pipped Robert Maxwell?

   • Robert Maxwell was pipped at the post by Rupert Murdoch in the takeover of the News of the World in 1969. It is 20 years since the death of Rupert Murdoch's greatest rival - the media tycoon Robert Maxwell. For seven years the two men slugged it out in a circulation war between Murdoch's Sun and Maxwell's Mirror.

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   Why did Robert Maxwell call a crew member?

   • At 4.45 in the morning, Robert Maxwell called a crew member on his £10 million yacht to complain about the temperature. 1991 MAXWELL col goss Media tycoon drowns in yachting tragedy - Robert Maxwell with sons Ian and Kevin Less than half an hour earlier, he had phoned to complain he was too hot. Now he was too cold.

   Robert Maxwell: 30 years since the mysterious death of an audacious

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   How did Maxwell win the Daily Mirror?

   • In 1984, Maxwell finally triumphed when he managed to buy the mass-market Daily Mirror — calling an instant board meeting at 1am when the sale went through. Preston tells the story well.

   Fall: The Mystery of Robert Maxwell — death and intrigue, 30 years on

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8. www.wikiwand.com › en › articlesKevin Maxwell - Wikiwand

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   Editor Mike Molloy, who had worked for Robert Maxwell at the Daily Mirror and The European, described a conversation he had with Kevin on a flight to Moscow, where Kevin detailed his discontent in working too much with no time left for seeing his family.