Seas take the heat for global warming

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

Media tycoon calls police inquiry a ‘disgrace’ in secret recording

The six-month stand-off over the appointment of the editors of The Times and Sunday Times looks to be nearly over.

Former editor of The Scottish Sun had defended the publication of nude pictures of Prince Harry

Outlook One of the key skills for a chief executive is getting the timing of your departure right. Ideally, you want to ensure a successor has six months in the job with a couple of decent trading statements before any serious problems emerge.

The former US Secretary of State, and potential presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, said that, whether it’s law, finance, medicine, academia or running a small business, “people rely on confidential communications to do their job”.

Idea comes after Fox lose rights to Premier League football in the US

There was good news for divorcing wives this week after the Supreme Court ruled that husbands could not hide assets in companies.

US filing by News Corp boss, 82, said 14-year marriage had broken down 'irretrievably'

More Airbuses for Singapore Airlines  

Hollywood star Kevin Spacey has been chosen to give an annual keynote speech to TV executives - about how his latest hit show bypassed television channels.

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.

A newspaper front page that wrongly identified two innocent men as the prime suspects in the Boston marathon bombing has renewed embarrassment for the New York Post newspaper, just days after it erroneously reported that 12 people had died in the incident when the death toll was in fact three.