Uk Phone Hacking Scandal

James Murdoch re-elected to BSkyB board with 95% support

James Murdoch was re-elected to the board of BSkyB, ensuring his family's media empire retains a direct influence at Britain's biggest pay-TV company despite being weakened by a phone hacking scandal.

Ex-Murdoch editor Brooks due in court on hacking plot charges

Rebekah Brooks, a former executive in Rupert Murdoch's media empire and friend of British Prime Minister David Cameron, faces charges in court on Wednesday that she conspired to hide evidence from police investigating a phone hacking scandal.

Another journalist arrested in UK phone hacking case

A journalist was today arrested by Scotland Yard as part of an operation linked to the inquiry into phone-hacking at the now defunct News of the World, owned by media baron Rupert Murdoch.

Naked Harry pics: Are UK papers finally growing up?

When British papers won't run the naked pictures of Prince Harry, you know something's changed.

UK phone hacking scandal: Rebekah Brooks formally charged

In Britain, police formally charge suspects. In Brooks' case, that happened late Thursday at a London police station.

UK PM Cameron defends ill-fated Andy Coulson hire

In sworn testimony before a UK media ethics inquiry, Cameron said he chose Coulson because he was looking for a tough man for a tough job.

Phone-hacking scandal: Brooks, husband get bail

Rebekah Brooks, the former top executive of News International and a close aide of Rupert Murdoch, and her husband were bailed today, along with four others charged with perverting the course of justice in connection with the phone hacking scandal.

David Cameron braces for Rebekah Brooks' testimony

Two former editors of the scandal-tarred News of the World tabloid Rebekah Brooks, Cameron's friend and neighbour, and Andy Coulson, his former communications chief are expected to take the stand today and Friday at a British inquiry into media ethics.

UK regulator investigating Sky News for email hacking

Britain's broadcast regulator says it's investigating email hacking at Rupert Murdoch's Sky News channel.

What India could learn from James Murdoch’s resignation

If India’s cricket selector Srikkanth were involved, he would probably have said that James Murdoch was being ‘rested’. If Sehwag being ‘rested’ is a euphemism for his being dropped for his poor performance, so is Murdoch’s ‘relinquishing his position’ ‘following his relocation’.