Rupert Murdoch is trusted on press regulation by only 15 per cent of Sun readers

Newspapers that are vehemently opposed to a Parliament-approved royal charter on press regulation are at odds with the views of their own readers, a YouGov survey has found.

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Lucy Holmes, who launched the No More Page 3 petition

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

Beyoncé pictured with her father Matthew Knowles in 2005

Beyoncé's father sues The Sun for 'maliciously' misrepresenting his relationship with his daughter

Beyoncé’s father Matthew Knowles is suing The Sun for defamation over claims the paper “knowingly and maliciously” misrepresented his relationship with his daughter, whom he managed until 2011.

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'It's a good way of selling newspapers': The Sun opts to keep Page 3 but ditches News In Briefs

New editor David Dinsmore vowed to keep printing pictures of topless women despite pressure from campaigners

Former WBO heavyweight champion Herbie Hide has appeared in court over drugs offences

Former WBO heavyweight champion Herbie Hide in court over cocaine sting

Former champ was caught by an undercover journalist

Kevin Maxwell, who suffered homophobia during his time with the Met

Kevin Maxwell: 'I was meant to be the future. I ticked the boxes'

A gay and mixed race former police officer has told the Commons about the mistreatment to which he was subjected by the Met

Women need to embrace inequality, not fight it

Why not give your daughters less pocket money than your sons? A responsible parent will teach their children not to resist the inevitable

News Corp unveils logo that pays homage to Murdochs

The news-based News Corp business that will encompass the existing conglomerate's publishing interests when it splits into two at the end of June will adopt a logo based on the handwriting of Rupert Murdoch and his father, Keith.

Chris Jefferies

Libel victim Chris Jefferies backs Home Secretary's campaign to avoid naming crime suspects until they are charged

He agrees with Theresa May that there are exceptional circumstances 'such as in child abuse cases where it might encourage other victims to come forward'

Former police sergeant James Bowes who is facing jail after admitting selling information to The Sun newspaper

Former police sergeant faces jail for selling information to The Sun

A former police sergeant is facing jail after admitting selling information to The Sun newspaper.

Smiths News finds that it pays to diversify

Smiths News, Britain's biggest newspaper and magazine distributor, reported a 6 per cent jump in half-year profits to £19.9m as its policy of diversifying into books, education and care products boosted turnover.

Chuka Umunna

Why has everybody got it in for Labour's rising star Chuka Umunna?

Wikipedia rewrites, nightclub snobbery – it’s been a tough run for the MP. So why has it hit now?

Bucking the trend: daily sales of i newspaper rose above 300,000 in March

Average daily sales of the i newspaper rose above 300,000 in March, as the 20p daily continued to buck the trend of declining newspaper sales.

The police watchdog has turned down the demand by former chief whip Andrew Mitchell for a leak inquiry

Police watchdog says no to Plebgate leak inquiry

The police watchdog has turned down the demand by former chief whip Andrew Mitchell for a leak inquiry, after he accused Scotland Yard of trying to blacken his name over the Plebgate saga.

Sun fined £3,000 for Oldham gas explosion reporting breach

A national newspaper has been fined more than £3,000 for breaching reporting restrictions when it published a story about a man accused of causing a huge explosion which killed a two-year-old boy.

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