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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Times Radio to shun public phone-ins and ‘adversarial’ interview style
Times Radio will shun listener phone-ins and avoid the “old fashioned adversarial approach” to interviews seen elsewhere, it revealed today.…
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Tabloids win High Court harassment battle with family who sought publicity for bigger council house
A family of ten who sought publicity through their local newspaper in their bid for a bigger council house have…
By BBC’s Aasmah Mir and Channel 4 News’ Cathy Newman among latest Times Radio signings
Journalist and presenter Aasmah Mir has left the BBC after almost 20 years to join News UK’s Times Radio, which…
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Coronavirus: News UK asks staff to take unpaid leave + FT warns of multi-million revenue gap
News UK, publisher of the Sun and Times newspapers, has asked staff to volunteer for unpaid leave or to reduce…
By Coronavirus: News UK cleaning communal areas every 30 minutes after Times journalist tests positive
Times staff have not been advised to work from home despite one of the newspaper’s journalists testing positive for coronavirus…
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Sun reports £68m loss in 2019 after phone-hacking payouts while profits fall at Times titles
Phone-hacking claims cost the publisher of the Sun newspapers more than £50m in 2019, contributing to a pre-tax loss of…
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BBC deputy political editor John Pienaar leaves to join Times Radio launch
BBC News deputy political editor John Pienaar is leaving the corporation after almost 30 years to join Times Radio. Pienaar…
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