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The Observer
The Observer is a broadsheet newspaper of the United Kingdom published on Sundays.
It takes a liberal/social democratic line on most issues and is the world's first Sunday newspaper (first issue published on December 4, 1791).
It has been part of the Guardian Media Group plc since June 1993. Before that it was owned by Lonrho plc.
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- HISTORY OF GMG 1990 - 1999, Guardian Media Group website; as of March 2, 2003; [1] (link requires Flash to view timeline)
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