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The man arrested for yesterday’s murderous attacks in Norway admires Britain’s far right English Defence League and claimed to have held discussions with it.

David Cameron is still the Tory prime minster. For now.

The scandal surrounding the sacking of Newcastle nurse Yunus Bakhsh is set to reach parliament.

Yesterday was a good day to bury bad news. While all eyes were on the Murdochs dodging questions and pretending they weren’t in charge, the Tories got on with what they do best—attacking us.

A large and lively picket kicked off an indefinite strike by journalists at South Yorkshire Newspapers, who are fighting job cuts and office closures.

‘We were getting ready for bed and heard a huge crash. People were running, trying to get out. Then we saw dozens of robocops coming in with batons and helmets.

Food price inflation in Britain has hit its highest rate for nearly three years.

A former Dublin-based News of the World journalist was working for Scotland Yard while employed by the paper.

Hundreds of workers at Southampton council will start another wave of strikes on Monday of next week.

Genoa is one of the cities where, at the end of the Middle Ages, capitalism began to emerge. On 20 and 21 July 2001, it was the scene of mass protests against the system to which it had helped give birth.

The richest tenth of the population have seen their share of Britain’s total income rise by 6 percent—while the rest of us face cuts.

Sean Hoare, the first named News of the World journalist to speak out about phone hacking at the paper, was found dead on Monday.