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The M word and m'learned friend
The issue of Rupert Murdoch and his News Corporation is back on the front page. It hasn’t been far from it since he expressed the desire to take over the rest of BSkyB that he does not own.
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The Press Complaints Commission has insisted it still has a role to play after both David Cameron and Ed Miliband called for the watchdog to be scrapped.
As Sienna Miller accepts damages of £100,000 following the News of the World phone-hacking scandal, her counsel says she was the subject of articles containing “intrusive and private information”.
Ex-Formula One boss Max Mosley loses his European Court of Human Rights bid to force newspapers to warn people before exposing their private lives.
As Syrian forces crack down on protests against President Assad’s regime, a Middle Eastern expert identifies Syria as most vulnerable to the revolutionary tide sweeping the Middle East.
Egypt cracks down on demonstrations in an attempt to quell unprecedented protests against President Mubarak’s rule, as online activists tell Channel 4 News the battle continues online.
The issue of Rupert Murdoch and his News Corporation is back on the front page. It hasn’t been far from it since he expressed the desire to take over the rest of BSkyB that he does not own.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt gives News Corp more time to meet concerns over its bid to take over BSkyB, as MPs and the deal’s opponents tell Channel 4 News there are still questions to be answered.
As China denounces the award of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize to imprisoned Chinese writer Liu Xiaobo, Channel 4 News’ Lindsey Hilsum meets demonstrators who claim Xiaobo is a traitor.
From flatmate to the future king’s first love, Kate Middleton is to marry Prince William amid traditional fanfare and a future of public scrutiny. Channel 4 News looks at the married couple to be.
Former mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, is to contact police to ask whether his phone was hacked be journalists, after Channel 4 News learns he was a victim of a “blag” by a private investigator.
When a missing Rwandan politician turns up dead, his head partially severed by a machete blow, Rwandans shudder, writes Jonathan Miller
As a report concludes social services could not have anticipated the abduction of Shannon Matthews by her mother, Channel 4 News’s Nick Martin recalls his visits to the “chaotic” Matthews home.
Gary Gibbon blogs on how MPs are expressing regrets, but few apologies as they prepare to retire from the Commons in the wake of the expenses scandal.