LONDON (Reuters) - With just days to go before Britain's June 23 referendum on European Union membership, Britain's newspapers have publicly come out on their chosen sides, hoping to influence the ...
Major newspapers across the UK today are all on the same page for once. Specifically, their front covers, which feature the same campaign imagery protesting government proposals that could eviscerate ...
[LONDON] British culture minister Lisa Nandy said on Monday she aimed to clear the way for a “timely sale” of The Telegraph newspaper for £500 million (S$854 million) to Daily Mail owner DMGT without ...
As Prince Harry settles suit against Murdoch's News Group, here's a look at his recent legal battles
London — Britain's Prince Harry settled his lawsuit on Wednesday against the U.K. newspaper group owned by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, News Group Newspapers. But this isn't the only legal action Harry ...
Researchers warn that net zero has become politicised by populists as “shorthand” for attacking climate policy. View on ...
The Guardian, a UK publication with a strong U.S. presence, went hard after President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency meme coin last week, with a headline that said “Experts alarmed by Trump’s crypto ...
When clashes between residents and police erupted onto the streets of Brixton in 1981, in the heart of London's African-Caribbean community, the British press largely told one side of the story. When ...
Britain’s Prince Harry was awarded $180,700 after London’s High Court ruled on Friday he had been the victim of “modest” phone-hacking and other unlawful information gathering by journalists on ...
There are any number of things which can make publishing an immensely unprofitable business. One big one is to have the cost of paper rise (many a U. S. publisher felt the pinch when newsprint rose ...
MEDIA WORRIES: Across Britain, newspaper front pages voiced disquiet at the establishment of an independent watchdog that would have the power to order prominent apologies and take complaints into ...
“A regular reading of serious British newspapers never leaves the impression of fundamental issues still unresolved. In contrast, the American press reflects a society in which first principles are ...
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