News Corp records operating loss of £3.5m – down from £51m profit – as company spends £100m on legal fees and hacking fallout
News Corp made an operating loss of £3.5m, down from a £51m profit, in the year to June as it…
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News of the World features editor Jules Stenson pleads guilty to phone-hacking as Neil Wallis denies offence
A senior former News Of The World editor has become the latest journalist to be convicted of plotting to hack…
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How a reporter escaped jail but had their life destroyed for publishing two public interest stories about a killer
Another day at the Old Bailey watching the slow-motion car crash of a journalist's life being destroyed. There was huge…
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First reporter convicted under Operation Elveden payments probe avoids jail term
The first journalist convicted of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office has escaped imprisonment after being given a six-month…
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Met accused of illegally accessing 20m News UK email records as it fights legal bid to return them
News UK handed over physical possession of 'back-up' tapes for 'political' reasons during hacking scandal Company thought tapes were sealed…
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Tabloid reporter to be sentenced today after buying stories about killer’s easy life in prison
A News of the World journalist who wrote two stories about James Bulger killer Jon Venables's apparently privileged life behind…
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Andy Coulson released from prison after serving less than five months of 18-month term
Andy Coulson has been released from prison. The former News of the World editor and Downing Street communications boss left…
By Jury retires in Jon Venables prison leaks trial of Star’s Tom Savage and NoW reporter
The jury has retired to consider verdicts in the trial of reporters from the Daily Star Sunday and News of…
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