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Tom Watson resigns: what next for Ed M?
Tom Watson leaves the shadow cabinet, depriving Labour of a central figure in their 2015 election campaign – so where will that leave Ed Miliband’s leadership?
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Culture Secretary Maria Miller tells the Commons that the newspaper industry’s proposals for self-regulation have been rejected – and that the government will now press ahead with its own charter.
Daily Mail boss Paul Dacre is staying silent over allegations that his paper smeared the Labour leader’s father. What do we know about Fleet Street’s most publicity-shy editor?
The Oscar winning actor starring in the remake of the House of Cards calls for an increase in online streaming services such as Netflix so that people can “binge” on an entire television series.
With news that Jeff Bezos, founder of internet giant Amazon, is buying Washington Post, Matt Frei looks at the role of the newspaper’s publisher, Katharine Weymouth.
Operating as a private investigator without a licence is to become a criminal offence, under plans announced by Theresa May to tackle rogue elements in the industry.
Tom Watson leaves the shadow cabinet, depriving Labour of a central figure in their 2015 election campaign – so where will that leave Ed Miliband’s leadership?
The Labour MP Tom Watson resigns from his role as general election co-ordinator – saying it would be better for the “future unity” of the Labour party.
The US Senate approves sweeping reforms to immigration with a path to citizenship for eleven million undocumented workers. But will one of Obama’s flagship policies be killed off in Congress?
The first US lawsuit against News Corp is launched by the stunt double for Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie, over allegations that the Sun and the News of the World hacked her phone.
David Cameron’s former spin doctor denies charges of phone hacking and bribing of public officials while working as editor of the News of the World.
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks denies phone hacking charges during an appearance at Southwark crown court.
Mr Gove is one of the senior Tories Nigel Farage always says he could do business with (in contrast to David Cameron).
A newspaper industry body rejects the government’s plans for press regulation and publishes its own proposal for self-regulation bound by a royal charter.
Welsh soprano Katherine Jenkins, former Australian prime minister John Howard, and M&C Saatchi founder Maurice Saatchi join the list of those who will attend Margaret Thatcher’s funeral next week.
Members of Girlguiding UK are backing a campaign to end the Sun’s topless page three models feature, which began more than 40 years ago.