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Rupert Murdoch and Alex Salmond: an old friendship
What lies behind Murdoch's praise of the SNP leader on Twitter.
Major shareholder urges News Corp to sell newspapers
Third-biggest shareholder urges Murdoch to sell off "all the newspaper business".
Labour MP calls for Sun editor to be questioned over hacking
Tom Watson demands that Dominic Mohan be questioned over his possible involvement in the scandal.
Full transcript | Ivan Lewis | Speech on culture and the media | Labour Party Conference, Liverpool | 27 September 2011
"Mr Murdoch, never again think you can assert political power in the pursuit of your commercial interests or ideological beliefs."
Labour's odd plan to get bad journalists "struck off"
Ivan Lewis has a proposal to clean up the press. Shame it's unworkable and illiberal.
Blair revealed to be godfather to Murdoch's daughter
Wendi Deng reveals that Blair is godfather to her nine-year-old daughter Grace.
Law change proposed to stop Murdoch bidding for BSkyB
Labour expresses worry that News Corp may renew its bid.
“The whole thing was a circus, so I played the clown”
Jonnie Marbles, who was imprisoned after attacking Rupert Murdoch with a foam pie, talks about his time inside.
Sins of the Father
Don't underestimate the power or importance of the Hosni Mubarak trial.
News Corp without the Murdochs?
"We will see the separation of the Murdochs from this company," says Michael Wolff at the LSE.
A corrupting cosiness
For a generation, the political elite has sought the patronage of Murdoch – and the hacking scandal has laid bare a gilded trade in power and influence. Can David Cameron credibly claim to speak on our behalf any more?
Amid the Murdoch scandal, there’s an acrid smell of business as usual
The Fleet Street hacks and men from Westminster are now scrabbling to rewrite the history of the phone-hacking fiasco. The pact between press and parliament remains the same.
An elderly media tycoon and the not-so-humble pie
Murdoch's news-loving Spidey-sense still tingles.
Political sketch: after the hors d'oeuvres, stuffed Murdoch
As theatre of anticipation it was wonderful.
Culture committee: live-blog
Instant coverage and analysis as Rupert and James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks are grilled by MPs.
How Brooks tried to "destroy the Daily Mail"
Murdoch to Dacre: "We are not going to be the only bad dog on the street."
Rupert Murdoch tells Britain: 'We are sorry'
Murdoch's apologies continue as adverts from the media tycoon appear throughout the weekend papers.
For Murdoch and friends, sorry is the easiest word
For Rupert, Rebekah and David, contrition has finally arrived. But where's the shame?
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On Syria
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Mind your B-sides
Time to rethink
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