Campaigners bolstered by Sun editor’s decision to ‘reinvent’ its most famous and controversial fixture for the 21st century

The first journalist employed outside Rupert Murdoch’s media empire to be charged with illegal newsgathering appeared in court charged with alleged bribery.

Lynton Crosby under more pressure following Government’s decision to abandon tobacco pledge

Media tycoon asked to reappear before Culture, Media and Sport Committee after tape shows him venting anger about police investigations

The former News of the World editors tried to get their case dismissed at the Court of Appeal

Report fell outside my remit, says inquiry judge

Andy Coulson, the former Downing Street director of communications, has appeared in court in Scotland charged with perjury.

The trail of News International's former chief executive Rebekah Brooks, her husband Charles, the former News of the World editor and Downing Street communications chief, Andy Coulson, and others linked to an alleged illegal phone hacking conspiracy, will begin on 9 September.

Mr Coulson, 45, from south east London, appeared at Southwark Crown Court to face three charges.

Media empire's new design is based on the handwriting of its executive chairman

Boris Johnson said he was backing David Cameron “all the way” and was “increasingly confident” the Prime Minister would win the 2015 election for the Tories, amid fresh claims about his party leadership ambitions.

Mark Lewis talks of 'pay back' exercise after learning that UK division of Murdoch empire is considering seeking 'wasted costs'

Hillsborough-style panel will investigate the 1987 killing of private investigator found dead in south London car park

One of the first people to launch a legal action against News International over phone hacking has donated a kidney to a journalist she met while he was covering the case.