Crime in the United Kingdom

Major Report Could Forever Change British Journalism

In the wake of the phone hacking scandal that continues to unfold, Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson issued a 2,000 page report concerning British newspapers, their practices, and the relationships they have with politicians. The report cites News of the World in particular, and, by implication, its owner Rupert Murdoch, for unethical practices including threatening, […]

Hacking Scandal Arrives in U.S.

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Public Inquiry into Phone Hacking Scandal Continues in London

Global Politics
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James Murdoch Resigns as Executive Chair of News International

Global Politics

James Murdoch to Step Down at News International

Phone Hacking Victims Testify in London

Individuals who had their phones hacked by as part of the  News International scandal  – from famous actors to violent crime victims’ families – are set to testify against the ethics and behavior of Britain’s tabloid press Monday. In its third day, the Leveson inquiry  could bring about sweeping governmental reforms in the U.K., including a “register of […]

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News Corp. hacking inquiry resumes in Britain

Conflict & Justice

A inquiry by the British Parliament into the News Corporation’s hacking scandal resumes today in London. Will today’s revelations conflict with the Murdochs’ testimony to Parliament in July?

CNN Host Piers Morgan Denies Phone Hacking Allegations

Before American audiences knew him as Larry King’s replacement on CNN and a panelist on “America’s Got Talent,” Piers Morgan had a long career as a British tabloid journalist, during which he served as an editor at The News of the World  and  The Daily Mirror. The News of the World  was closed in the fallout from the […]

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Trinity Mirror Opens Phone Hacking Investigation

Conflict & Justice

Following the phone hacking scandal at its rival News International, the Trinity Mirror newspaper group in the U.K. has announced that it will lead a review into its own editorial practices. Sarah Lyall has the latest from London.

Top of the Hour: Cameron Under Fire, Morning Headlines

Addressing British Parliament over the News Corporation hacking scandal, Prime Minister David Cameron said the current investigation will widen to include the entire British media, and will look for different types of information related crimes.