 Watch the latest news summary from BBC World News. International news updated 24 hours a day.
BBC News 1 week ago
|
A former Scotland Yard detective has claimed he held a meeting in 2002 with the former News of the World editor, Rebekah Brooks, and told her a surveillance operation ordered by News International had..
Independent 2 weeks ago
|
Videos for "News International" | In Burma general elections have been scheduled to take place by 2015: a long-awaited ballot in a country undergoing a bumpy democratic transition. Indeed, the roadmap to a democratic Burma seems to be..
Source: France 24 English - 6 hours ago
| | A team of international monitors on Monday inspected refrigerated railcars in the Ukrainian town of Torez, where nearly 200 bodies of victims of the Malaysian Airlines plane crash were being kept...
Source: Associated Press - 1 week ago
| | The Iraqi government notified the U.N. Islamic insurgents seized nearly 90lbs of "low-grade" nuclear material from a university last month.
Source: Newsy - 3 weeks ago
| | #Israel jets strike #Gaza, #Iraq parliament members walk out, #Ukraine president ends ceasefire, more bombs in #Nigeria, blood shrimp, Nicholas Sarkozy facing corruption charges, Hermione in trouble,..
Source: HP Live Segments - on July 1, 2014
| | The former editor of the British tabloid, News of the World, said on Thursday that she was innocent of phone hacking and other crimes and felt vindicated by a jury's unanimous decision to acquit her...
Source: Associated Press - on June 26, 2014
|
|
| |
Fresh poison from the pen of Damian McBride
Not long to wait until the new improved, updated, refined, recalibrated paperback version of Damian McBrides memoir, Power Trip. The hardback sold well,..
guardian.co.uk 2 weeks ago
|
 When Sir Ian Blair resigned as Met Commissioner, it is alleged a News International figure let it be known that Brooks did not want Sir Hugh Orde to get the job.
MailOnline on July 6, 2014
|
 A secret document sent by Scotland Yard confirms they were investigating the role of News International's directors, including former chairman Les Hinton.
MailOnline on June 30, 2014
|  Detectives investigating possible corporate charges against Rupert Murdoch's media empire have obtained evidence to suggest News International paid private detectives to unlawfully access the phone..
Belfast Telegraph on June 30, 2014
|
Detectives investigating possible corporate charges against Rupert Murdoch's media empire have obtained evidence to suggest that News International paid private detectives to unlawfully access the..
Independent on June 28, 2014
| Some now say the trial was not 'about' Rebekah Brooks, and yet she was always seen as its principal villain. So how did she manage to survive it?
Over the course of 138 working days in court number..
guardian.co.uk on June 28, 2014
|
Will she concentrate on motherhood? Go to work for News Corp in Australia? Or start her own company with her £16m payoff?
A little after 12.30pm on Tuesday, Rebekah Brooks walked out of the Old..
guardian.co.uk on June 27, 2014
| Former News International chief executive faced TV cameras alongside her husband outside her central London home two days after cleared of charges over hacking scandal
FT.com on June 26, 2014
|
Ex-News International chief executive releases statement after not guilty verdict.
Digital Spy on June 26, 2014
|  The former chief executive of News International had to fight back tears as spoke outside her London home this afternoon next to her husband Charlie, who was also cleared at the Old Bailey yesterday.
MailOnline on June 26, 2014
|
Ex-News International chief Rebekah Brooks says "I am innocent of all charges" and "vindicated" after hacking trial
BBC News on June 26, 2014
| Labour MP says he wishes former News of the World editor well in life, but does not regret standing up to News International
Labour MP Tom Watson has said he was wrong when he said Rebekah Brooks..
guardian.co.uk on June 26, 2014
|
Tom Watson who previously claimed Rebekah Brooks knew about News International hacking, says he was wrong about her.
BBC News on June 26, 2014
|
United Kingdom 
Death traps: Prison suicides in Britain rise by 69% in a year
Ebola virus: International health authorities issue stark warnings amid worst outbreak in history
Dark Tuesday: At least 100 killed in Gaza by Israeli fire, sole power station hit
No Big Macs: Total recall at scandal-hit meat supplier in China
Lights off: Widely used breast cancer treatment requires total darkness at night
Meat scandal: Hong Kong McDonald's restaurants stop serving chicken nuggets
Surveillance tools? Apple denies purposefully adding a 'backdoor' to iPhones and iPads
Lost contact: Air Algerie flight AH5017 with 116 people onboard 'disappeared' from radar
RSS | News for my Website | Free news search widget | Advertise | Help | Contact us | DMCA / Content Removal
Send us your feedback | 
LIKE us on Facebook 
FOLLOW us on Twitter 
FIND us on Google+