Labour’s media plurality pledge: Campaigners want 30 per cent ownership cap which would hit News UK
Media reform campaigners have welcomed Labour’s manifesto promise to tackle media plurality. In its manifesto released yesterday the Labour Party…
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Michael Gove tells aspiring journalists it’s the ‘best job in the world’ – but laughs off Mail editorship rumours
Conservative Chief Whip Michael Gove described being a journalist as the "best job in the world" yesterday – but declined…
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After arrests of 51 journalists in the UK, News Corp told it will not face US corporate prosecution
Rupert Murdoch's media companies have been told they will not face prosecution in America over allegations of phone-hacking and payments…
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Why newspapers will play a dominant role in shaping the outcome of this year’s general election
Mike Darcey is chief executive of News UK, publisher of The Sun, Times and Sunday Times. Here he explains why,…
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Sun journalists shopped to police by News Int in cover-up to save more senior figures, trial told
Sun publisher News International (now known as News UK) is an unscrupulous "copper's nark" suppressing evidence of corruption to save…
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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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News UK in legal bid to recover journalistic material after Met Police claimed right to ‘unfettered access’
News UK has brought legal action against the Metropolitan Police to recover "journalistic material". The publisher of The Sun, Times…
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‘Potential remedies’ being looked at by News UK over Vodafone’s handover of 1,700 staff phone records to police
News UK is looking at “potential remedies” after discovering Vodafone mistakenly provided the Metropolitan Police with the phone records of…
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