Michael Gove has been appointed as editor of The Spectator magazine after its takeover by GB News co-owner Sir Paul Marshall, The Telegraph can reveal.

Former Conservative minister Michael Gove has been named as the new editor of The Spectator, less than a month after hedge fund manager Paul Marshall agreed to buy the politically influential British magazine for £100 million ($131 million).

Michael Gove has been appointed the editor of The Spectator, one of the world’s oldest political magazines. Gove was a longtime U.K.

It’s a time of new beginnings here at The Spectator after Sir Paul Marshall’s historic £100 million bid for the magazine. As we plan for further growth, I’m delighted to announce two

Michael Gove, former U.K. Cabinet minister, has been appointed editor of The Spectator, a prestigious political magazine. This appointment follows the recent acquisition of the magazine by hedge fund manager Paul Marshall.

Michael Gove has been appointed as the new editor of The Spectator magazine after its takeover by GB News co-owner Sir Paul Marshall. The former Cabinet minister will begin his role leading the title known as the “Tory Bible” on 8 October, around three months after he stood down as an MP.

Former Conservative minister Michael Gove has been named as the new editor of The Spectator, less than a month after hedge fund manager Paul Marshall agreed to buy the politically influential British magazine for £100 million ($131 million).