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'The Sun' to offer free online news againNews UK, Murdoch's UK-based publishing house, announced plans to scrap the paywall and offer most of its website content for free.- Murdoch's firm faces corporate charges over UK phone-hackingUK prosecutors are reportedly considering bringing corporate charges related to the phone- hacking scandal against media mogul Rupert Murdo...
- Former NOTW editor Rebekah Brooks may rejoin Rupert Murdoch empire: ReportMedia mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corp is believed to be in talks with Rebekah Brooks for her return as chief of its UK division.
- Andy Coulson guilty of phone hacking, Rebekah Brooks clearedDavid Cameron apologised over his decision to hire Coulson as director of communications at Downing Street, said it was a "wrong decision".
- Rebekah Brooks acquitted over Prince William 'bikini photo'Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks was acquitted of a charge of paying for a picture of Prince William in a bikini.
- Ex-News Corp editors Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson charged in hacking caseRebekah Brooks & Andy Coulson, were among eight former News Corp journalists charged with intercepting voice mail to get stories.
- Rupert Murdoch Empire must be broken: Ed MilibandEd Miliband today termed David Cameron a "tainted" prime minister and demanded that the 'Murdoch Empire' in the UK be broken up for good.
- Rupert Murdoch gave Rebekah Brooks 1.7m pound pay-off, says a reportRebekah Brooks received 1.7 million pounds and other benefits as part of her severance package from the group.
- Phone-hacking: Ex-editor of 'News of the World' arrestedThe police probing the phone- hacking issue on Tueday arrested Stuart Kuttner, former managing editor of the now defunct News of the World.
- Phone hacking scandal: When UK politics was 'too cosy' with the MurdochsPoliticians have been quick to pull back from the Murdoch embrace - at least in public - after the phone-hacking allegations generated publ...
- Brooks quits; Murdochs to apologise for phone hacking scandalRupert Murdoch and his family today went into damage-limitation mode by promising to "apologise" to the nation, and accepted the resignatio...
- Rebekah Brooks resigns as CEO of News InternationalExactly a week later, Brooks finally had to resign from her job as CEO of News International – the UK media arm of US-based News Corp - "to...
- Murdoch makes fresh apology as brooks is arrested by UK policeMurdoch's News Corp made a fresh apology for the phone-hacking scandal in UK national newspapers as Rebekah Brooks was arrested.
- Phone-hacking controversy: 'News of the World' journalist Sean Hoare found deadSean Hoare, who had first alleged that illegal practices were being adopted at the tabloid, was found dead at his home.
- New details highlight deep links between Cameron, Murdoch CoBritish PM faced questions over his links to editor of the NOTW, Andy Coulson, and had to defend himself.
- New details highlight deep links between Cameron, Murdoch Co.David Cameron held 26 meetings with executives of Rupert Murdoch's media group in just over a year, the govt said there was nothing murky i...
- After resignation of Rebekah Brooks, focus shifts to James MurdochWith the exit of Ms Brooks the focus will shift to James Murdoch, as there is no longer a “firebreak” to take the brunt of the criticism.
- How UK's leading institutions lost their way between 2003 and 2007The public inquiry into the phone tapping scandal could implicate huge swathes of the British press not to mention vast numbers of policeme...
- NoTW hacking case: British PM's former aide re- arrestedBritish Prime Minister David Cameron announced two judicial enquiries, one on the phone hacking and police bribery, and another on ethics o...
- Police to quiz ex-editor of News of the World over phone hacking: ReportRebekah Brooks, the chief executive of News International and a former editor of the News of the World, will be questioned by police over p...
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