Sunday Times takes on first ever journalism apprentice
The Sunday Times has taken on its first ever journalism apprentice. Shingi Mararike was recruited via News UK’s free summer…
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Rupert Murdoch gives News UK staff £10 each to spend at Borough Market as it recovers from terror attack
Rupert Murdoch has given every member of staff at News UK a £10 voucher to spend at businesses in and…
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The Sun’s paid apprenticeship scheme opens to applicants without a university degree
The Sun is looking to take on apprentice journalists and says applicants will be paid and don’t need a degree.…
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London Bridge attack: Sunday Times, Sun, BBC and Spectator journalists among witnesses to terror and first to report
Journalists were once again caught up in the middle of a terror attack in London as the UK suffered its…
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David Tennant and Eddie Irvine among nine new claims for NotW phone-hacking filed against News UK
Nine fresh claims for compensation have been issued in the High Court today by alleged victims of phone-hacking said to…
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Times titles claim boost to subscriber numbers after move away from breaking news online
The Times and Sunday Times are undestood to have boosted subscriber numbers since the move to edition-based online news and a…
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Sky take-over: Labour MPs question James Murdoch character and involvement in phone-hacking email deletion
Media regulator Ofcom must be allowed to investigate attempts to make the “Murdoch empire” in the UK even bigger, Labour…
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Justin Lee Collins seeks up to £50k libel damages from The Sun over ‘DJ axed for sexism’ story
Radio host and former TV star Justin Lee Collins is suing The Sun for up to £50,000 in libel damages…
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