Whistle-blowing website Wikileaks was thrust to the top of the news agenda this week as it published more than 91,000 secret US Military documents.
Guardian head of sport planning Adam Sills has joined his former Guardian colleague Ben Clissitt in defecting to the Daily Telegraph.
Mail Online remained the most visited national newspaper website in June for the sixth month in succession and increased its lead over its rivals.
Trinity Mirror increased operating profits at its regional newspaper business by 67 per cent year-on-year in the first half of 2010.
A hunger striker accused in the Daily Mail and the Sun of sneaking away to eat at Macdonald�s today accepted 'substantial' libel damages.
The Sun has revealed it is replacing it Saturday TV magazine with a new title which will 'celebrate the world of television'.
The Telegraph had the application for indemnity costs rejected which it brought after running a story about the "world's worst" professional tennis player.
Lawmakers in the US have passed legislation countering threats to freedom of speech posed by �libel tourists� who use the UK�s laws.
Nathaniel Rothschild has launched a legal action against the Daily Mail over claims he orchestrated a meeting between Peter Mandelson and a Russian billionaire.
The BBC has made significant improvements to coverage of the devolved nations in its news and current affairs programmes, the BBC Trust claimed.
The threat of redundancy for Independent education features editor Lucy Hodges has been lifted despite the axe falling on the section she editted.
A Muslim academic today accepted substantial damages after the Daily Mail and the Standard claimed he groomed Tel Aviv suicide bomber Omar Sharif.
The Times in London reports today that hundreds of Afghan lives have been put at risk by the leaking of 92,000 intelligence documents.
Since Pink News clambered off the drawing board five years ago it has become the second biggest (it claims) source of online news for the gay community.
Since Pink News clambered off the drawing board five years ago it has become the second biggest (it claims) global source of online news for the gay community.
Children and young people who appear in trials should have a right to appeal any decision to allow identification, the Law Commission said.