The warning for Blockbusters, HMV, Jessops, Comet, and whichever major high-street company will fall into administration next, was issued four years ago.

In early January 2009 the final Woolworths' store of 807 closed after the company started in 1879.

Woolworths was there as a very early...

Public authorities and elected officials are often wary of duties they are obliged to do and the Freedom of Information Act is one of them.

In recent weeks a number of councils have been complaining in the media about the money they have to spend on implementing and responding...

On Wednesday Tory MP Louise Mensch took to Twitter to deny she had purchased any fake Twitter followers after the number of those following her jumped by 40,000 in a matter of days.

She says she hasn't purchased any of the new followers and has asked Twitter to remove...

The UK boss of one of the biggest strip clubs in the country has said that students should strip to help them pay their tuition fees.

The comments were made in an interview with BBC Radio Sheffield where he said: "These girls earn a lot. Some of these girls...

Twitter has been instrumental in the breaking of updates from the riots happening in London but it has also helped to over hype and over-exaggerate incidents in the capital.

This is only the most recent example of Twitter being unreliable for news coverage, early this year a photo shoot in...

The phone hacking scandal could be on the verge of taking a much bigger scalp than that of the News of the World - Rupert Murdoch's empire is beginning to crumble around his feet.

There is no doubt his empire has been irrefutably damaged by the whole affair, which...

Strong regulations on the press would mutilate originality; prohibit freedom of expression, and kill the British press as we know it.

"Newspapers will never again be solely responsible for policing themselves."

The words of prime minster David Cameron ringing a change in how newspapers will be controlled after the...