In the past four decades, 142 men and women were liberated from death row because they were innocent.
Any one of Britain's newspaper groups could have developed a Summly killer back in 2005 when Nick D'Aloisio developed his idea. They had the audiences, the understanding, the marketing power. God knows they had the incentive. But they didn't do it. I didn't do it. Why?
By Andrew Osborn LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - Media mogul Rupert Murdoch sharply criticised British Prime Minister David Cameron on T...
LONDON (AP) — Britain's politicians have finally struck a deal to regulate their country's press. Whether the press will allow itself to be regulate...
LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - Britain's three main political parties struck a compromise deal on a new regulatory system for the country's newspapers...
LONDON — British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday he would champion self-regulation for Britain's scandal-tainted press, bucking a key...
British newspaper The Observer found itself embroiled in controversy on Monday after it was forced to withdraw an incendiary op-ed about transgender p...
* Cameron puts pressure on editors in a meeting * He has spoken out against statutory regulation * Newspapers urged to s...
The Leveson Report's recommendation of legislation to back a new press regulator in Britain has been met with a largely frosty reception in media circ...
The long-awaited report from the Leveson Inquiry into the ethics and practices of the scandal-scarred British media was published on Thursday. In t...
LONDON (AP) — Britain's unruly newspapers should be regulated by an independent body dominated by non-journalists with the power to levy steep fines...
British Prime Minister David Cameron has officially received a copy of the hotly awaited Leveson Report, Downing Street told the BBC Wednesday. The...
With the Leveson Inquiry into the ethics of the British media set to release its report this Thursday, all eyes are on what the report will say and ho...
LONDON (AP) — The BBC is struggling to contain a crisis sparked by allegations of serial sexual abuse against the late Jimmy Savile, a longtime chil...
LONDON (AP) — Royal officials say they won't complain to Britain's press watchdog about naked pictures of Prince Harry partying in Las Vegas that ap...
TV has stopped treating its consumers as "viewers" and has started treating them as "witnesses" and at times, active witnesses.
LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Britain's press watchdog said on Thursday it would be inappropriate for it to investigate the publication of naked photos...
The biggest paper in Britain, The Sun, defied legal threats from the royal family and a media-wide blackout on Friday when it published the naked pict...
The British press is being unusually skittish with what should be a story from heaven, refusing to print the nude photos of Prince Harry that have lit...
LONDON (AP) — The British Broadcasting Corp. named executive George Entwistle its new chief on Tuesday, giving him one of the country's top media jo...
LONDON (AP) — British media ethics inquiry said Friday that Prime Minister David Cameron will give evidence next week, amid questions over his ties ...
The Mail is the most powerful newspaper in Great Britain. A middle-market tabloid, with a daily readership of four and a half million, it reaches four...
LONDON (AP) — Britain's communications regulator said Friday it is continuing to monitor allegations of phone hacking and bribery at Rupert Murdoch'...
LONDON (AP) — A report says Britain's communications regulator is monitoring allegations of phone hacking and bribery at Rupert Murdoch's London new...
Women's Day is a day of gratitude for I think we are nothing without the role models which consciously or less consciously so, have left their imprints on our lives as women. Those who spurred us on to succeed and to never give up. Those who regularly inject us with a much needed motivation jab when you have no choice but to get up and dust yourself off, again.
