Hoare’s allegations against Coulson
Sean Hoare, the whistleblower found dead on Monday night, accused British Prime Minister David Cameron’s former communications chief of being “actively” involved in phone hacking
Sean Hoare, the whistleblower found dead on Monday night, accused British Prime Minister David Cameron’s former communications chief of being “actively” involved in phone hacking
Amid the controversy engulfing Murdoch’s media one aspect is being studiously ignored. Yet it may be News International’s worst wrongdoing
Journalist who first revealed PM’s aide’s knowledge of the hacking was found dead Monday. The words “convenient coincidence” should appear alongside the official verdict. Although they wont, of course
The news that Scotland Yard Assistant Commissioner John Yates has quit follows hot on the heels of the shock resignation of his boss Sir Paul Stephenson over links to former News of the world deputy editor Neil Wallis
For those with the eyes to see, more examples of in your face occult symbolism. Including indications of a push into the realm of Bollywood movies,
“A week is a long time in politics”, said former Prime Minister Harold Wilson and it’s as true now as when Wilson first uttered those words
Murdoch’s nickname – the “Dirty Digger” – finally seems to have caught up with him as the scandal over phone tapping threatens to go “toxic”
Britain’s biggest selling Sunday newspaper will see its last edition as public anger over phone hacking scandal forces Murdoch to announce its closure
Everybody’s doing it from: from Bollywood movie stars to Turkish singers and Romanian pop groups
The Beat goes on, across the world. Yet from country to country the same esoteric symbolism appears
Ah yes, a sure sign of intelligence is voting for Hollywood’s preferred candidate. And now that Obama is president, we are all the wiser for it
Gilad Atzmon talks with Silvia Cattori about the media, music and Palestine