Trevor Kavanagh

Rupert Murdoch’s U.K. Sun Had ‘Culture’ of Corrupt Payments to Officials

News Corp.’s Sun newspaper had a “culture” of corrupt payments to public officials and paid one source more than 80,000 pounds ($127,000), the police officer in charge of probes into bribery and phone hacking said.

Murdoch Is Set to Face Sun Newsroom Following Arrest of Nine Journalists

Rupert Murdoch faced down angry labor unions and journalists a quarter-century ago to establish a new printing plant in east London. This week he travels to the same part of town to calm unhappy employees.

News Corp. Will Start Sunday Edition of Sun Tabloid ‘Very Soon’

News Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch will start a Sunday version of the British Sun tabloid to replace the News of the World newspaper that was closed last year following a phone-hacking scandal.

Murdoch Shows Trademark Defiance With U.K. Sun on Sunday Tabloid

Rupert Murdoch has taken seven months to recover from the “most humble day” of his life at the peak of a phone-hacking scandal in the U.K. to announce a new tabloid in a trademark defiant move by the 80-year-old.

News Corp.’s Sun Decries Arrest of Journalists as Murdoch Flies to London

News Corp.’s Sun, the best-selling U.K. newspaper, said multiple police and government inquiries into the press are hurting free speech and constitute a “witch hunt,” following the arrest of five of its employees.

"In what would at any other time cause uproar in Parliament and among civil liberty and human rights campaigners, its journalists are being treated like members of an organized crime gang."

- Trevor Kavanagh on Feb 13, 2012

London

Rupert Murdoch

‘Star Trek’ $112 Million Open to Put Summer in Warp Drive

U.S. Stocks Advance on Leading Indicators, Sentiment Data

U.S. Stocks, Dollar Rise as Data Fuel Economic Confidence

Senate Confirms MIT’s Moniz as Obama’s Energy Secretary

Exiting IRS Chief Denies Targeting as Republicans Pounce