News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch and his son James will give evidence to a judge-led inquiry into press ethics in London next week, the inquiry confirmed Thursday. James Murdoch, News Corp.’s deputy chief operating officer, was head of News International, News Corp.’s British newspaper arm, until he resigned in February. He will give evidence on Tuesday. Read full article > >

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Charlotte Church could be among the first to give evidence at the inquiry into media ethics and phone hacking, if she is accepted as a witness.

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Star in hack inquiry witness bid

Charlotte Church could be among the first to give evidence at the inquiry into media ethics and phone hacking, if she is accepted as a witness.

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Star in hack inquiry witness bid

The officer leading the inquiry into the disappearance of York chef Claudia Lawrence two years ago says the case gives him sleepless nights.

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Claudia case ‘haunts’ top officer

British police search a property in Bedfordshire as part of the inquiry into Saturday’s suspected suicide bombing in Stockholm.

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UK search amid Sweden bomb probe

On October 19, the Central Intelligence Agency made public the results of the inquiry by its counterintelligence division into the December 30 bombing of its Khost base in Pakistan and the killing of seven Agency officers.

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French financial police search the headquarters of President Nicolas Sarkozy’s party over the inquiry into the L’Oreal party funding scandal, reports say.

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Police search Sarkozy party’s HQ