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Archive: News International
Texts reveal Brooks' tears for Dave
Rebekah Brooks told David Cameron his 2009 party conference speech brought her to tears twice, a newly published text message has revealed.
No joke: Brooks admits Cameron's 'LOL' texts
Profile: Rebekah Brooks
Brooks solicitor doubts phone-hacking fair trial
Government lobbying rules 'won't affect Murdoch'
Government proposals to create a statutory register of third party lobbyists would not include those working for firms like News International, MPs found today.
Commons to debate News International misleading parliament
MPs will debate attempts by News International executives' to mislead parliament tomorrow, in a historic Commons session.
Everything you need to know about the media committee's phone-hacking report
What they agreed on, what they argued over, and what happens next: politics.co.uk picks over the bones of today's report by MPs into the phone-hacking scandal.
Hunt abandoned by DCMS boss
Jeremy Hunt's senior civil servant has refused to explicitly back the embattled culture secretary.
Horsegate: PM admits he rode Brooke's horse
David Cameron admitted he rode the infamous horse lent to Rebekah Brooks by the Met police today.
James Murdoch steps down from News International
James Murdoch resigned as executive chairman of News International this afternoon, as the phone-hacking scandal claimed its most senior scalp yet.
Fleet Street in shock as reporter killed in Syria
Fleet Street was in shock today following the death of veteran Times reporter Marie Colvin,who was killed by Syrian forces.
Sun on Sunday to be launched this weekend
The Sun's new Sunday edition will be launched this weekend, News International has announced in an internal memo to its staff.
Murdoch announces 'Sun on Sunday'
Rupert Murdoch dramatically intervened in the ongoing chaos at the Sun today with a promise to bring out a new Sunday newspaper.
MP sees 'funny side' of phone-hacking tailing
One of the MPs allegedly put under surveillance by News International has said private investigators tasked with following him must have had a "boring time".
Shareholders show scorn for James Murdoch
James Murdoch's long-term future at News Corporation looked increasingly uncertain after shareholders showed their frustration with him.
Murdoch set for parliament recall after dramatic phone-hacking session
James Murdoch looks certain to be recalled to parliament, after senior News International figures cast doubt on his testimony to MPs today.
Phone-hacking committee as-it-happened
Follow today's appearance of key News International employees before the culture, media and sport committee.
Coulson payments 'amount to Tory party donations'
Labour went on the attack today, after it was revealed that Andy Coulson was still being paid regularly by News International while working for the Conservatives.
Cabinet meetings with media in full
Read the full documents detailing Cabinet ministers' meetings with media figures as they are released by Downing Street.
Cameron turns on Murdoch over allegation he lied to parliament
David Cameron has issued a stern rebuke to the Murdoch dynasty, as Westminster responded to claims the pair lied during their select committee hearing.
MPs and Murdochs ready for phone-hacking duel
MPs are preparing to grill News Corporation chief Rupert Murdoch and two of his key allies, in one of the most hotly-anticipated select committee hearings in years.
Profile: Rupert Murdoch
Rupert Murdoch is a media mogul with substantial worldwide influence via his huge portfolio of media interests.
Profile: James Murdoch
James Murdoch is the heir-apparent to the throne of the Murdoch dynasty.
Profile: Rebekah Brooks
Rebekah Brooks enjoyed a meteoric 20 year rise within News International which was eventually curtailed by her involvement in the phone-hacking scandal.
Rebekah Brooks resignation statement in full
News International chief executive Rebekah Brook's resignation statement.
James Murdoch statement on Rebekah Brooks in full
News Corporation chief executive James Murdoch's statement on the resignation of News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks.
Miliband celebrates the end of the Murdoch era
All politicians have lessons to learn from their relationship with Rupert Murdoch and should "come out and speak the truth without fear and favour", Ed Miliband has said.
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