News UK denies new expenses regime will lead to the naming of confidential sources
Sun journalists have been ordered to name “public officials” they meet on any expense claims while working on stories leading…
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News UK journalists will go back to school as part of News Academy scheme
Top journalists from the Sun, The Times and Sunday Times will be visiting their old schools in a bid to…
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First News International hacking trial begins: Brooks, Coulson, Kuttner and Edmondson are among the accused
Former News International (now News UK) chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-government spin doctor Andy Coulson will appear at the…
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Sun journalists told Mockridge of betrayal at arrest for doing their jobs
Sun journalists have spoken of their sense of betrayal at facing arrest and imprisonment for carrying out what they said…
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Hacking scandal costs for News Corp could rise to £1bn, secretly taped meeting reveals
Sun journalists told Mockridge they may have to testify against the company The final cost of the News of the…
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O’Brien and Nicholls made joint editors of Bizarre
Bizarre deputy editor Lia Nicholls and showbiz editor if The Irish Sun Jennifer O'Brien have been made joint editors of…
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FT says that following shift from print to digital it now employs more journalists than ever before
The shift from print to digital journalism can lead to an increase in editorial staff according to the Financial Times.…
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News UK issues tough new guidance on illegal payments and sets up whistleblowers’ hotline
Times Newspapers and Sun publisher News UK has issued tough new guidance on bribery and illegal payments. The guidelines sent…
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