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He attended a comprehensive school in London before studying Politics and Economics at the University of Bristol, where he wrote for the student newspaper, [[Epigram (newspaper)|Epigram]]. He completed a postgraduate diploma in Periodical Journalism at City University. After graduation, he joined the Mail on Sunday as a business reporter. |
He attended a comprehensive school in London before studying Politics and Economics at the University of Bristol, where he wrote for the student newspaper, [[Epigram (newspaper)|Epigram]]. He completed a postgraduate diploma in Periodical Journalism at City University. After graduation, he joined the Mail on Sunday as a business reporter. |
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Before joining the ''Telegraph'' in 2005, Lewis was business editor of the ''[[The Sunday Times (UK)|The Sunday Times]]'' for three years. Before that, he worked at the Financial Times for eight years. |
Before joining the ''Telegraph'' in 2005, Lewis was business editor of the ''[[The Sunday Times (UK)|The Sunday Times]]'' for three years. Before that, he worked at the Financial Times for eight years. |
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In May 2009, he masterminded the Telegraph's coverage of the parliamentary expenses scandal. |
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William Lewis (born 1969) is a British journalist and editor-in-chief of the Telegraph Media Group, which publishes the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and telegraph.co.uk in London.
He was appointed editor of the Daily Telegraph on 9 October, 2006, becoming the youngest ever editor of the paper. He was previously deputy editor and City editor of the paper. He was made editor-in-chief of the combined titles after working to integrate the publishing process across the group.
He attended a comprehensive school in London before studying Politics and Economics at the University of Bristol, where he wrote for the student newspaper, Epigram. He completed a postgraduate diploma in Periodical Journalism at City University. After graduation, he joined the Mail on Sunday as a business reporter.
Before joining the Telegraph in 2005, Lewis was business editor of the The Sunday Times for three years. Before that, he worked at the Financial Times for eight years.
In May 2009, he masterminded the Telegraph's coverage of the parliamentary expenses scandal.
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