The Age
Martin Daly, London February 17, 2012 Read later Trusted employee: Cheryl Carter. Photo: Dave Parry/PA Wire THE former executive personal assistant to Rebekah Brooks, once one of the most powerful executives in News International, has reportedly been...
Mail Online UK
The furore surrounding the naming of journalists' sources, both here and in Richard Littlejohn's recent column, is a nonsense. Police officers are paid servants of the Crown and bribing them is a criminal offence. That is what is being investigated,...
Canada.com
Journalists from Rupert Murdoch's The Sun have contacted a trade union to discuss suing the British tabloid's owners, the union said, after five staff members were arrested in a police bribery probe. The news comes as Murdoch is due to visit London...
Mail Online UK
In total the paper is believed to have paid around 100,000 to officers and other public officials...They are reportedly keen to hire Geoffrey Robertson QC, who yesterday in a column in The Times suggested that recent actions by News Corporation's...
The independent
Ambulances were called and three drunk teenagers were brought to my care...Suggested Topics Rupert Murdoch will arrive at the Wapping headquarters of his British newspapers tomorrow to take charge of the latest crisis involving one of his titles,...
United Press International
Investigators are trying to determine if British police officers and other public officials received large payoffs from The Sun tabloid, The Guardian reported. Citing a source it said was "familiar with the operations of" the Management and Standards...