The shaming of Oxford: How the Guardian's ex-editor prostituted the university to solicit blood money from his friend, the orgy-loving Max Mosley - and proof the unrepentant racist's fortune came from Hitler, Europe's neo-Nazis and apartheid South Africa

In a 2019 email, former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger sought financial support from Oxford University's Principal, Alan Rusbridger, for his friend Max Mosley, who has controversial ties to neo-Nazism and apartheid South Africa. The email, dripping with sycophantic praise, aimed to solicit funds that some suggest were linked to Mosley's fortune from dubious sources including Hitler's regime and European neo-Nazis. This incident underscores the troubling intersection of journalism, academia, and the murky financial connections of controversial historical figures, raising questions about ethical boundaries and the influence of money in both spheres.