We know 'e don't like bullshitters. And 'e don't like schmoozers and 'e don't like arse-lickers. So just one question, if we may, Lordsuralan: 'oo do you like?

A Royal Charter is a middle way between statutory regulation and nothing

News Corp chief admits criticism that  feature is ‘so last century’ may be right

Ian Burrell answers the key questions about the recommendations

The launch this weekend of The Sun on Sunday is set to trigger the biggest British tabloid battle for years and generate a cash bonanza for broadcasters as rival newspaper groups fight for advertising space to promote their titles.

The launch this weekend of the Sun on Sunday is set to trigger the biggest British tabloid battle for years and generate a cash bonanza for broadcasters as rival newspaper groups fight for advertising space to promote their titles.

The press watchdog felt it had been made a "scapegoat" over its handling of the phone-hacking scandal, the Leveson Inquiry heard today.

The Express newspaper group admits it may still be using the services of convicted private detective, Steve Whittamore.

Media boss claims his newspaper group was 'scapegoated' over McCann coverage

Sally Bercow likes being on TV. She knows it will upset the establishment, which is a big plus

Richard Desmond, the owner of Express Newspapers, paid himself more than £46m last year, according to accounts filed at Companies House.