SUMMARY On Thursday July 16, a flight full of tourists, travellers and families took off from Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport on its way to Malaysia. Four hours later, the Boeing 777 crashed in war-torn eastern Ukraine. Although it is still...
Press Gazette yesterday published an extract from a book by Peter Jukes, Beyond Contempt, which referenced freelance journalist Dennis Rice. It quoted a Tweet from Rice to Jukes which read: “So I am now going to write a blog...
Shortlisted: Mail on Sunday exclusives that have been nominated for British Press Awards LIVE and You, The Mail on Sunday’s unique his-and-hers magazines, have both been nominated in this year’s British Press Awards. The pair are on a...
IN THE international oil business, everything has a price – even human life. Lord Browne told his lover that BP had coldly calculated the value at £10 million: that was how much the company…
A SENIOR banker at bailed-out Lloyds TSB has quit following claims that millions of pounds was channelled to companies set up by a pair of young Indian men he befriended. Andrew Taylor, 46, resigned citing ‘ill health’ as auditors...
Day 24: Hundreds of hacking calls were made from a “private wire” inside News International’s headquarters, the Old Bailey heard today. Among those whose voicemails were accessed from the “generic” phone link at Wapping in east London were Katie...
AN OIL executive and Tory party donor was given access to restricted Foreign and Commonwealth Office ministerial correspondence during a diplomatic campaign to help his company avoid paying a £210m tax bill in Africa, it was claimed last week...
Date at the top of each story is the date of the hearing. Reports were written for the following day’s paper. Hence use of ‘yesterday’ in some of them. October 30 2013 Three former news editors from the News of the World have pleaded guilty to...
A leading tabloid journalist has joined those suing the News of the World for allegedly hacking into voicemail, reviving claims that the Murdoch paper has been spying on its rivals in order to steal their stories. According to the High Court...
One of Britain’s biggest parcel firms has been caught doing what infuriated customers have long suspected – falsely claiming that a courier had attempted a delivery. MyHermes customer Dennis Rice had sent two phones to a repair shop in London and...
Britain’s booming speed camera network is at the center of a giant ‘scam’ aimed at making ‘buckets of money’ for the Government, the boss of a leading supplier of the devices has admitted. Watch our undercover report...
A press regulator funded by Max Mosley has made its first damages award, demanding that £2,500 be paid by a media company in which the former Formula One boss is a shareholder. Impress is a press regulator whose £3.8 million in funding comes...
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