Andrew Neil: ‘It’s been the most miserable summer of my life’
The former chairman of GB News on his fractious exit from the right-wing TV channel
Hell isn’t so much other people as specific other people. Ask Rupert Murdoch
Patrick Freyne: Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty is another great sitcom on a powerful patriarch
Sale talk about Newstalk brings Murdoch to the fray
‘Never say never,’ News UK chief Rebekah Brooks tells internal briefing in Dublin
Rupert Murdoch’s Wireless group considered buying Newstalk
Rebekah Brooks tells Dublin meeting ‘never say never’ on purchase of Denis O’Brien station
Rupert Murdoch and Jerry Hall blessed in London church
Guest list includes Bob Geldof, Michael Caine, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Bill Wyman
James Murdoch to return as chairman of Sky
High-profile hacking scandal drove him out of the pay-television company four years ago
Alex Ferguson on what sets leaders apart
Manchester United legend and venture capitalist Michael Moritz share their secrets
Rebekah Brooks returns to Rupert Murdoch corporation
Tony Gallagher appointed editor-in-chief of the Sun newspaper
Rebekah Brooks set to run Dublin-based Storyful
Former tabloid editor cleared in hacking trial returning to Murdoch’s News Corp
Rebekah Brooks close to being rehired by Murdoch
Former News Corp executive to head up online investment team from New York base
Media and Marketing in 2014: The A to Z
It was the year Bono said ‘oops’, nobody died at Today FM and Insomnia served coffee on ‘tap’
A tale of wanton surveillance by the Murdoch empire
‘Hack Attack’, the new book by Nick Davies, is a brilliant account of tabloid power games
Don’t want to do the time? Prevent the corporate crime
Opinion: the principle should be: if you take the bonus, you take the rap
Phone hacking: Andy Coulson sentenced to 18 months
Judge says Coulson ‘knew about it, he encouraged it when he should have stopped it’
Brooks cleared of hacking charges, Coulson found guilty
London court finds former News Corp newspaper boss not guilty of phone hacking
Kate Middleton’s phone hacked 155 times, ex-royal editor says
Clive Goodman, ex-News of the World journalist, accessed voicemails of princes, court hears
BSkyB in talks to unite Murdoch’s pay-TV businesses in Europe
Plan to buy Sky Deutschland, Sky Italia would be a €10bn deal to realise Rupert’s ambition
Coulson admits exposing affair ironic when he was having one
Former News of the World editor exposed David Blunkett’s affair
Milly Dowler job story was ‘nonsense’, Coulson tells jury at phone-hacking trial
Former ‘News of the World’ editor denies knowledge of hacking other than ‘in pretty vague terms’
Affair with Brooks ‘wrong’, Cameron’s ex- media chief Coulson says
Former News of the World editor is on trial over phone hacking charges
Brooks admits to ‘rubber stamping’ payments
Former newspaper executive denies inventing rules regarding illegal payments to officials
Brooks accused of ‘cover up’ on extent of phone hacking
Former News International chief cross-examined on ninth day in witness box
Brooks says she never approved phone hacking
Former News of the World editor says she learned of Milly Dowler phone hacking from ‘Guardian’
Rebekah Brooks denies having affair with Coulson
Ex-Murdoch editor fights back tears while giving evidence at Old Bailey
Brooks denies knowing phone hacker Mulcaire
Impossible for editor to know all sources, former News International executive tells Old Bailey
Brooks ‘not guilty’ of one of five misconduct charges
Ex-NotW editor acquitted of charge relating to £4,000 payment for Prince William photo
Blair advised Brooks on phone-hacking scandal, court told
Former British prime minister was ‘available to Rupert Murdoch’ as an ‘unofficial adviser’
Trials grind to halt as barristers go on first strike in 500 years over fee cut
Protest over a one-third cut in fees due to come into force in April
Rebekah Brooks was hacking victim, court hears
Former News of the World editor had her own voicemail repeatedly targeted
Jolie stunt double had phone hacked, British court hears
Kate Middleton’s name also on a list entitled ‘target evaluation’
Hacking trial hears voicemails of former home secretary
David Blunkett suspected close friend sought to destroy him amid claims over relationship with friend
Former editor concerned about breakdown in trust in politics, church, banks
Charities urged to be honest beyond necessity
UK police ‘failed to investigate Milly claim’
Officers did not investigate claim by newspaper executive that tabloid had listened to murdered schoolgirl’s voicemail
Surveillance culture is the enemy of bizarre love triangles
The extension of information obsession to the field of intimacy ruins the mystery, poetry and suspense
News Corp titles ‘repeatedly’ hacked phones and paid bribes
Court hears News of the World journalist accessed voicemail left by Prince Harry
Brooks and Coulson ‘had affair’ during hacking period
Old Bailey told police found letter between ex-News of the World editors saying ‘I love you’
Britain approves new press regulation system backed by royal charter
Independent press regulator could fine newspapers but not stop publication
NotW bosses ‘must have known’ about phone hacking
Trial of Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson begins at the Old Bailey in London
Jury told British ‘justice on trial’ in phone-hacking case
Prosecution to outline case against Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson tomorrow
Britain’s high-profile phone-hacking trial begins at Old Bailey
Jury selection starts in trial of former spin doctor Andy Coulson and Sun editor Rebekah Brooks
UK police investigate Trinity Mirror over phone hacking
Probe centres on whether newspaper publisher criminally liable
Lawmakers to recall Murdoch after he belittles police inquiry in secret recording
News Corp chairman told staff he regretted helping phone-hacking inquiry
Head of news at Murdoch’s Sun to be charged over payments
Chris Pharo faces court for conspiring with army, prison and police officers to commit misconduct
Ex-News of the World editor Coulson denies phone hacking
Former media chief to PM pleads not guilty to unlawful interception of voicemails
Ex-Murdoch editor Brooks denies hacking charges
Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty to two counts of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice
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