It's shocking that ginger prejudice still exists. Self-hating gingers often pass themselves off as “auburn” or “strawberry blonde” to soften the blow.

Tom Mockridge's valedictory email to colleagues yesterday made clear his disappointment in a master he had served so well.

Murdoch fans who have tired of the false intimacy of following him on Twitter are in for a treat; Southern Star Entertainment have announced the production of a four-hour programme for Australian television about the bedevilled media tycoon.

1. The panel on the first ever Question Time on BBC1.

Pressure grows on Cameron to publish communications with Rebekah Brooks

Boris Johnson faced embarrassment last night over the disclosure of several previously unknown contacts with senior News International (NI) executives at the height of the storm over phone hacking.

The book publicity blurb is one of the most straightforward sources of nepotism. If they're not from the author's friends, they are often delivered by writers with the same agent.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were named as phone-hacking victims yesterday, propelling the scandal on to Hollywood's A-list.

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Ed Miliband will today launch a strong personal attack on David Cameron, branding him a "tainted Prime Minister" who stands up for the rich and powerful rather than ordinary people.

Dave had to correct the number of meetings he had with Rebekah after Sam put him straight

Lord Justice Leveson made his own contribution to the ignoble history of judicial clangers yesterday.

The 22 key events and conversations going to the heart of the Government’s relationship with the Murdoch empire - that the PM can't remember...

George Osborne today gave the clearest indication yet that the Government will not support proposals for sweeping changes to press regulation even if they are proposed by the Leveson Inquiry.