Former News of the World journalists are preparing to serve a class action on the paper's owners News International and are seeking "stigma damages" f...
Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator at the heart of the News of the World phone hacking scandal, has issued another apology for his role in the a...
MPs are to write to James Murdoch to ask him to clarify evidence he gave to a parliamentary committee. After his evidence was contradicted by a sta...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- BSkyB has given its backing to chairman James Murdoch after his role at the satellite broadcaster came under pressure in the wake...
News International has been hit by new allegations that it targeted the phone of Sara Payne, the mother of the eight-year-old Sarah Payne who was murd...
Rebekah Brooks has kept her promise that ex-News of the World staff will be offered new roles in News Corp – by proposing former senior journalists ...
The inquiry into the media following the News of the World phone hacking scandal will look at instances of impropriety in all papers, the judge headin...
James Murdoch, the son of News Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch, is poised to stay on as chairman of British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc (B...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne met executives of News Corporation companies on 16 occasions since the coalition Gover...
As has become - or perhaps has always been - the case with watershed scandals, the hacking by newspapers operated by News International has, like an imploding star which had previously configured its solar system, exerted a strong distorting influence on subsequent commentary and opinion, and in doing encumbered any attempt to gain a broader and more sober perspective.
What your average clown in the street doesn't understand, is that throwing a custard-pie is a political act.
A Labour MP has referred James Murdoch's testimony before parliament to the police investigating phone hacking, after two former News International ex...
James Murdoch’s evidence to parliament was “mistaken”, according to a statement by News of the World’s former editor and lawyer. Colin Myle...
Taking in this week's news, it's hard to believe that the British people once knew how to protest effectively - and yet there was a time when an Engl...
We've heard the Murdoch family defend their empire before parliament, and former terror chief John Yates explain his position on the phone hacking sca...
Employees like it as it shows they are being led by someone authentically human - with frailties just like them. So has Rupert Murdoch displayed humility in leadership?
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The protester accused of throwing a paper plate of shaving foam at Rupert Murdoch as he gave evidence to MPs has been charged wit...
The testimony of Rupert and James Murdoch before the House of Commons may have appealed to the US media and political elite, but for the general Ameri...
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- The protester accused of throwing a paper plate of shaving foam at Rupert Murdoch as he gave evidence to MPs has been charged wit...
Of course Murdoch wasn't the only one who was blind. But for someone who succeeded in the past by being uniquely in touch with popular sentiment, this latest debacle demonstrates yet another source of blindness: success.
At 80-years-old, Rupert Murdoch has had an equally dated approach to public relations throughout the hacking scandal.
Rupert Murdoch turned on those he "trusted" but kept Rebekah Brooks' name in the clear as MPs held a day of dramatic hearings over the News of the Wor...
News International chiefs were only fully aware of the “seriousness” and extent of phone hacking at the News of the World because of Sienna Miller...
Rupert Murdoch has been attacked by a demonstrator during his two hour evidence session in front of parliament. As the media mogul gave evidence to...
Ian Katz, deputy editor of The Guardian, and Sarah Smith, correspondent for Channel 4 News U.K., discuss the growing phone-hacking scandal that has threatened Rupert Murdoch's media empire.
