(Bloomberg) -- Rupert Murdoch’s Sun newspaper endorsed Keir Starmer and his opposition Labour Party to win the UK general election, a dramatic move in the British media landscape that ...

Rupert Murdoch is in a secretive legal battle ... The Times of London didn’t back Prime Minister Kier Starmer before his ...

Rupert Murdoch has rejected ... his backing with a request to Mr Murdoch to “smooth the way” for The Sun newspaper to support the Scottish National Party. l News Corp threatened Mr Hunt ...

4.36pm: Labour's Alan Keen asks Rupert whether there are ... 3:07pm: Jim Sheridan: "Have you ever imposed conditions on a party before giving support?" Rupert Murdoch says the company never guarantees ...

Nigel Farage's party defeated Labour in a byelection, and swept away the Conservatives in councils across the country, as voters see no difference between Starmer and the Tories ...

Nevada’s high court is weighing whether to unseal a secretive case about who will control Rupert Murdoch’s media empire after ...

He and Tom Watson, a former Labour Party member of Parliament, were the only two remaining claimants out of more than 1,300 others who had settled lawsuits against News Group Newspapers.

The Nevada Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Wednesday over whether media and the public can have access to legal records involving the family trust of media titan Rupert Murdoch.