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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News UK asks govt to scrap Murdoch restrictions on Times/Sunday Times editorial independence
News UK has asked the Government to scrap legal requirements guaranteeing the editorial independence of The Times and Sunday Times.…
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The Sun loses £201m before tax as revenues fall in year to June 2020
News Group Newspapers, publisher of The Sun titles, has reported a £201m pre-tax loss on turnover of £324m for the…
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News UK broadcast boss David Rhodes departs as publisher scales back TV ambitions
News UK’s head of broadcasting David Rhodes, who joined the media giant a year ago to lead its push into…
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Johnny Depp denied permission to appeal Sun ‘wife beater’ libel judgment
Johnny Depp has been refused permission to bring an appeal against a damning High Court libel ruling in The Sun’s…
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Noel Fielding among 13 to settle News Group Newspapers phone hacking claims
Great British Bake Off host Noel Fielding and Ryan Giggs’ estranged brother Rhodri Giggs have accepted “substantial damages” from the…
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News UK TV: Murdoch-owned channel will be streamed live and on-demand rather than over airwaves
News UK has revealed it will launch a nightly entertainment show this spring after months of speculation about its plans…
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