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Gaddafi's guards release journalists held at Rixos hotel (VIDEO)

News DeskAugust 24, 2011 14:32
"It's a desperate situation," the BBC's Matthew Price, who was trapped in the hotel, told a Radio 4 program earlier Wednesday.
News DeskAugust 12, 2011 10:35

Grazia admits to making Kate Middleton look even skinnier

Grazia magazine has now admitted it slimmed the waist of Middleton by digitally altering a cover image of her in her bridal gown.
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The wedding dress of Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, pictured as she steps out of Westminster Abbey in London, after marrying Britain's Prince William on April 29, 2011. (--/AFP/Getty Images)
Grazia magazine has admitted that it slimmed the waist of Middleton by digitally altering a cover image of her in her bridal gown.
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Mother of murdered child latest alleged victim in News of the World scandal

News DeskJuly 29, 2011 07:41
Sarah Payne had campaigned with News of the World on tougher child protection laws

Apple to open largest store in world in NY

News DeskJuly 23, 2011 05:12
The rent on the space is expected to reach more than $1 million annually in 10 years

James Murdoch knew of phone hacking, former News executives say

News DeskJuly 22, 2011 03:28
If the accusations are correct, James Murdoch may be accused of deliberately misleading parliament.

News of the World phone hacking whistleblower found dead

News DeskJuly 18, 2011 18:21
Whistleblower Sean Hoare also claimed that then editor Andy Coulson had asked him to hack phones — an allegation Coulson denies.

Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson resigns over News of the World hacking scandal (VIDEO)

News DeskJuly 17, 2011 17:11
On the same day that News International CEO Rebekah Brooks is arrested, Scotland Yard's commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson, resigns over the phone hacking scandal, but says his "integrity is completely intact."

With News Corp. resignations come hefty severance packages

News DeskJuly 16, 2011 19:25
Murdoch lost two of his trusted lieutenants on Friday, the same day that the News Corp. hacking scandal crossed the Atlantic to the United States, with the FBI saying it was investigating allegations that British journalists hacked into the phones of victims of the September 11 attacks in 2001. But the executives who resigned will be handsomely rewarded with millions in severance packages.

Dow Jones CEO resigns amid phone-hacking scandal

News DeskJuly 15, 2011 17:28
Les Hinton's resignation follows that of the beleaguered Rebekah Brooks.

The Guardian apologises for false claims against Murdoch tabloid

News DeskJuly 15, 2011 03:32
He was horrified by false claims that he saw the boy's medical files
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