Are advertisers better-placed to regulate newspapers? The chairman of the select committee on media affairs' latest big idea is rooted in a somewhat imperfect understanding of the story of the decline and fall of News of the World last July, says Alasdair Reid.
A parliamentary committee charged with investigating the UK's privacy laws has recommended that advertisers should help enforce regulation of newspapers and that Google should to do more to restrict offending content.
Police have been asked to investigate alleged intimidation of Czech electricians hired by a London
The Metropolitan Police has arrested a 71-year-old man, understood to be a former News...investigate allegations of inappropriate payments to police, also attended the arrest. The man is still being ...
The Daily Star is helping police with alleged investigations of police corruption involving the...The police confirmed they were similarly carrying out these routine checks at all places where ...
The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) has launched a tender for media agencies to work on the...Metropolitan Police Service. The tender is live and bidding agencies are asked to complete pre-qualification ...
own bank in a raid by Moscow police searching for documents, according to reports....city police. They are armed with guns and have masks. We don't know what they want." It is not ...
The bleak job prospects for this year's graduates and the police's continuing hunt for the...be an average of 69 graduates applying for every job vacancy this summer. Armed police on the ...
police drama 'The Bill,' which had 2.9 million viewers and a 12% share. The remaining terrestrial ...
contact police. Speaking yesterday, Gamble also criticised Facebook for not forwarding any complaints ...
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