News of the World was ‘probably beyond reform’ says Rusbridger ten years after closure
Alan Rusbridger was editor of The Guardian during its investigation into phone-hacking which culminated in the 4 July 2011 Milly…
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News of the World closure ten years on: How hacking scandal cost Murdoch’s UK tabloid business £1bn
The phone-hacking scandal and subsequent legal issues have cost Rupert Murdoch’s UK publishing business more than £1bn ($1.4bn), an investigation…
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Ten years after end of the News of the World: Nick Davies, Mark Lewis and former staff reflect on ‘cynical’ closure
Ten years ago this week, during the height of the phone-hacking scandal revelations, the News of the World printed its…
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Daniel Morgan: No firm evidence murdered investigator spoke to media about police corruption before killing
The Daniel Morgan Independent Panel has found no hard evidence that the private investigator spoke to the media about police…
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Max Mosley helped bring down a newspaper, tame the tabloids and shift the goalposts on privacy in the UK
Goodbye Max Mosley, the motorsport executive who helped bring Rupert Murdoch to his knees and had a huge impact on…
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How the News of the World exposed cricket’s greatest scandal
The News of the World has become synonymous with journalistic malpractice after its ignominious closure nine years ago. But this…
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Phone hacking ‘habitual and widespread’ at Sun and NotW as early as 1994, court hears
Phone hacking and other unlawful information gathering was “habitual and widespread from at least as early as 1994 onwards at both The…
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Former News of the World journalist Roy Stockdill dies suddenly aged 79
Roy Stockdill, a former deputy features editor on the News of the World who later documented the history of the…
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