News of the World
A former adviser to model Elle Macpherson has discontinued her phone-hacking damages action.
Details have been released of an Independent Panel, set up along similar lines to the Hillsborough inquiry, which will probe the extent to which corruption involving the News of the World was a factor in one of the UK’s most notorious unsolved murders.
An Independent Panel, set up along similar lines to the Hillsborough inquiry, is to probe the extent to which corruption involving the News of the World was a factor in one of the UK’s most notorious unsolved murders.
News Corporation has revealed a 35 per cent fall in global publishing in income, despite what the company called “increased contributions from UK newspapers”.
An Independent Police Complaints Commission investigation has found “collective amnesia” at Surrey Police about why no action was taken against the News of the World in 2002 for phone-hacking.
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck has launched an ambitious new online venture called TalentGB.
Ex-News of the World journalist David Wooding has published his former paper’s prepared Margaret Thatcher pull-out on his blog.
A High Court claim form seen by Press Gazette reveals the curious relationship between Katie Price’s former agent Can Associates and the newspaper industry – in particular Northern & Shell.
The Richard Desmond-owned publisher boasts a number of Can Associates clients as columnists – including P
A High Court claim made by Katie Price for the return of her private data held by a PR firm has lifted the lid on apparent attempts to harm her in the press.
Former News of the World executive editor Neil Wallis has blasted the Metropolitan Police after it was revealed that it has spent an “incredible” £19.5m on operations Weeting, Elveden and Tuleta.
Guardian investigative journalist Nick Davies has said that News Corp was considering closing the News of the World months before he revealed that the paper listened to the voicemail messages of missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler.
Former News of the World journalist Bethany Usher this week revealed she was wrongly arrested because a source failed to remember giving her access to a voicemail message.
The six former News of the World journalists arrested today in a new police hacking probe have been named
According to Press Association they are understood to be Jules Stenson, Matt Nixson, Rav Singh, Jane Atkinson, Polly Graham and Rachel Richardson.
Richardson and Atkinson both currently wo
The arrest of six former News of the World journalists this morning could result in a new wave of civil claims, according to a lawyer acting for more than 100 alleged victims.
The Met said the six had been arrested for alleged offences that took place between 2005-06 that they were separate from
Officers from Operation Weeting have arrested six former News of the World journalists in relation to the phone-hacking investigation.
Last week Guardian journalist Nick Davies came top in Press Gazette’s list of UK investigative journalists. Here we publish the second part of an interview with one of the UK’s most famous – and controversial – journalists.
The Duchess of York settled her phone hacking damages claim at the High Court today, receiving a public apology and damages.
Those who despised the News of the World’s fascination with the sex lives of the powerful and famous should perhaps bear in mind that without that now defunct paper Chris Huhne would still be Energy and Secretary and we would be unaware that he was seriously dishonest.
Prince Harry made a scathing attack on the British media during a series of interviews aired yesterday in which he said the public was “guilty” of buying newspapers.
A senior counter-terrorism detective was today found guilty of trying to sell information to the News of the World.
