Sun Editor Jamie Pyatt Arrested in Phone Hacking Scandal

Phone Hacking Scandal Keeps Growing: Another News International Paper InvolvedA journalist for The Sun, another News International publication, has been arrested in the still-growing phone hacking scandal. The man arrested was identified by Sky News as Jamie Pyatt, district...

Rupert Murdoch Summoned to Parliament over Phone Hacking

Phone Hacking Scandal: Rupert Murdoch Called Before Parliament As the phone hacking scandal engulfs The Sunday Times and The Sun as well as the recently-shuttered News of the World, News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch has...

Cassini and IBEX Set to Rewrite the Textbooks on the Solar System

Science's understanding of the physics of our own solar system is due for an overhaul. Recent papers from the IBEX and Cassini teams are set to overturn existing models. Those models failed to predict significant...

Lily Allen wins 'substantial' libel damages

Singer Lily Allen has won damages from the Sun newspaper in London after they printed comments she made to a French Football magazine that never happened. The newspaper claimed she made...

Spectra Confirm Ice on Asteroid 24 Themis. How Did it Get There?

It seems that space age instruments are now finding evidence of water-ice in the many locations we have pointed them to look. The latest to be confirmed includes asteroid 24 Themis. But is it from subsurface...

Electrical Tornadoes Power the Auroras!

All things old are new again... Hundred-year-old electrical science has finally come back into fashion! The latest results from the THEMIS satellite fleet leave no wiggle room. The auroras are powered by what...

Strike begins at Scottish newspaper

As reported here a strike has begung at the Daily Record and Sunday Mail newspaper offices HQ in Glasgow, Scotland. It follows a strike ballot that was held by the National Union of Journalists, where the 276...

Journalists agree to strike/work-to-rule at Scottish Newspaper

Journalists at one of Scotland's biggest newspapers are to strike because of restructuring and job cuts. The newspapers, the Daily Record and Sunday Mail, owned by Trinity Mirror will strike for 2 days. It follows...

The Sun: We Made “False Allegations” Against Muslim

" Back in March 2008 Atlas Shrugs blog ran a story entitled “GET OFF MY BUS I NEED TO PRAY!” The title linked to a “news report” from the British tabloid news paper The Sun. According to the Sun the story went something like this: Muslim bus driver in London kicks...

Zimbabwean spokesman still faces the death penalty for treason after speaking...

Last week a Zimbabwean court remanded opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party secretary general Tendai Biti's trial for speaking out against Robert Mugabe to next month.Although two of the four charges were dropped, the charge of treason against Biti and for...

Now in Britain the Great British Ligth Switch

There was another fighting against Edison's light bulb. Southern Electric and The Sun have joined to launch The Great British Light Switch.

Robert Dziekanski: A Victim, or a Scapegoat of the Royal Canadian Mounted Pol...

The RCMP are conducting preliminary investigations to prepare material for their self managed, transparent, and democratic, audit of the death of the Polish immigrant, Robert Dziekanski. It was he who was tasered by the RCMP, and who died, at Vancouver airport. Or...

Heather Mills: "I'll die like Princess Diana"

Paul McCartney's estranged wife Heather Mills launched into angry tirades during interviews on UK television shows GMTV and This Morning - comparing herself to tragic Princess Diana.

Let's shut down Sir Elton John, for five years (or more) ;-)

Sir Elton John made the news today in British newspaper The Sun not because of his musical activities but for his (hopefully a provocation?) comments about closing down the Internet. John, a self-defined "technophobe", said the Internet is damaging the world of music and...

The Sun & NY Times Post Harry Potter Reviews Before Release Date

Angry Harry Potter Fans Disappointed Yikes! Don't mess with the die-hard (don't wanna know the ending) Harry Potter fans. Apparently the New York Times and The Baltimore Sun have angered some fans by writing their...

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