Sun royal editor Duncan Larcombe charged with paying soldier a...

Consent involves a broader exercise of choice, and where that consent appears to be undermined, the CPS should not hesitate to procecute, says Benjamin Newton The claimant in R (on the application of F) v DPP [2013] EWHC 945 (Admin) sought judicial ...

When one thinks of an aging rock star the person that immediately comes to mind isn't exactly Julianne Moore, but after a viewing of What Maisie Knew that might change. In one of her most volatile roles as of late, Julianne Moore takes the stage as ...

News today from Operation Elveden ? the phone-hacking inquiry ? that Duncan Larcombe, royal editor at The Sun, is to be charged along with John Hardy, Claire Hardy and Tracy Bell with conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office. Alison Levitt, ...

Silver Linings Playbook, Liberal Arts and the universal love for Jennifer Lawrence Philip Matthews regular film column will be back next month. In the wake of this year's Oscars, the vast sea of humanity seems to have fallen in love with Jennifer ...

CIHR-funded researchers aim to find ways to curb injury rates TORONTO, April 21, 2013 /CNW/ - The Honourable Leona Aglukkaq, Minister of Health, today highlighted support from the Government of Canada in childhood injury prevention research. More ...

Fergus Shanahan, the executive editor of British tabloid The Sun, has been charged with authorising payments to a public official for information. The executive editor of The Sun newspaper has been charged in an ongoing British police investigation ...

LONDON: A former deputy editor of tabloid The Sun will face prosecution for authorising the payment of a public official for information, prosecutors announced on Thursday. Fergus Shanahan is accused of authorising a journalist from the Rupert ...

The Crown Prosecution Service has confirmed Fergus Shanahan, executive editor at the Sun, has been charged with conspiring to commit misconduct in public office. It is alleged that Shanahan authorised a journalists to make two payments totalling ...

LONDON, April 18 (Reuters) - The former deputy editor of Rupert Murdoch's British Sun tabloid has been charged with authorising illegal payments to a public official to get stories, prosecutors said on Thursday.Fergus Shanahan is accused of ...