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Charlotte Church Settles Phone Hacking Lawsuit against News of the World

Pop singer Charlotte Church settled her phone hacking lawsuit against News of the World, the BBC reported. Church argued that...

Soccer player Ryan Giggs "agreed to lift the anonymity injunction" that prevents the UK media from reporting allegations that he...

News Corp. announced that its new weekly newspaper The Sun on Sunday will begin publishing next week, the Associated Press...

The Sunday Mercury took down a Dec. 4 article about the death of a man named Francis Haydock after his...

News Corp. owner and CEO Rupert Murdoch flew to London Feb. 17 to "to visit News International's Wapping headquarters," the...

The Daily Star has been ordered not to publish "sensitive personal information" about the teenage son of the UK environment...

UK's National Union of Journalists argued that the UK arrests of journalists and searches of their homes is violating "press...

The BBC apologized this past weekend for airing 15 programs in violation of "the corporation's rules on sponsorship or conflict...

The Northern Echo violated the Press Complaints Commission's code of practice by publishing a photo that invaded the subject's privacy,...

During January 2012's Leveson Inquiry into UK press standards, UK group the Science Media Centre recommended a series of guidelines...