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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy News Outlet, Editors Found Guilty Of Sedition
Hong Kong pro-democracy news outlet Stand News and its two former chief editors were found guilty of sedition on Thursday, the first conviction of its kind since the city came under Chinese rule in 1997.
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Former UK Diplomat Shares Photo Of Dish He Learnt While Living In Hyderabad
Recently, a former UK diplomat shared how he prepared a dish that was a British interpretation of Indian cuisine.
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BBC China Editor Quits Protesting "Indefensible Pay Gap"
BBC journalist Carrie Gracie announced Monday she had quit her post as China editor protesting an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues.
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Former UK Finance Minister Quits Parliament Before Snap Polls
Former British finance minister George Osborne, a key opponent of Brexit, said Wednesday he was quitting parliament but would 'go on fighting' for Britain as editor of London's Evening Standard newspaper.
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Former British Editor Rebekah Brooks Set to Return to News Corp: Reports
Former Editor of the now-defunct tabloid News of the World, Rebekah Brooks is all set to make a comeback to her alma mater News Corp, to run its social media news agency Storyful, the Financial Times reported.
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Former 'News of the World' British Editor Admits Phone-Hacking Offence
A former newspaper editor, whose emails led to the exposure of widespread phone-hacking at Rupert Murdoch's now defunct British tabloid, the News of the World, pleaded guilty on Friday to illegally listening to people's voicemails.
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Star Witness in UK Hacking Trial Spared Jail
The British tabloid journalist whose tales of phone hacking were key to the conviction of former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was on Thursday spared jail for his own involvement in the scandal.
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British PM Under Pressure After Phone Hacking Verdict
British Prime Minister David Cameron was braced on Wednesday for difficult questions over his decision to hire Andy Coulson as his media chief, as the former News of the World editor convicted of phone hacking awaited a verdict on other charges.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Princess Diana leaked royal directories to Rupert Murdoch's tabloid, court hears
The former royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's now defunct British tabloid the News of the World told a court on Thursday the late Princess Diana had given him a directory of royal phone numbers to get back at her then husband Prince Charles.
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'I sanctioned payments to officials': Ex-Murdoch editor Rebekah Brooks
Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's former British newspaper boss, told a London court on Thursday she had sanctioned payments to public officials but denied authorising illegal sums for which she is on trial.
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Rebekah Brooks prepares to testify in UK hacking trial
Rebekah Brooks, the former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper unit, arrived in court on Wednesday as she prepared to take the stand in the phone-hacking trial.
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Former UK editor Rebekah Brooks said 'easy' to hack phones: witness
Rebekah Brooks, former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group, told Eimear Cook, the ex-wife of golfer Colin Montgomerie, it was "easy" to listen to other people's voice mails, Cook told a London court on Monday.
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Murdoch editors Brooks, Coulson had affair, British hacking trial told
Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, former editors of Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World tabloid, had a six-year affair at the time their reporters hacked phone messages of politicians and royalty, a London court heard on Thursday.
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UK phone hacking trial: Three News of the World journalists plead guilty
Three former senior journalists from Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid the News of the World have pleaded guilty to charges relating to phone-hacking, the trial of two of the media mogul's former editors heard on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong Pro-Democracy News Outlet, Editors Found Guilty Of Sedition
Hong Kong pro-democracy news outlet Stand News and its two former chief editors were found guilty of sedition on Thursday, the first conviction of its kind since the city came under Chinese rule in 1997.
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Former UK Diplomat Shares Photo Of Dish He Learnt While Living In Hyderabad
Recently, a former UK diplomat shared how he prepared a dish that was a British interpretation of Indian cuisine.
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BBC China Editor Quits Protesting "Indefensible Pay Gap"
BBC journalist Carrie Gracie announced Monday she had quit her post as China editor protesting an "indefensible pay gap" at the British broadcaster, winning support from dozens of colleagues.
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Former UK Finance Minister Quits Parliament Before Snap Polls
Former British finance minister George Osborne, a key opponent of Brexit, said Wednesday he was quitting parliament but would 'go on fighting' for Britain as editor of London's Evening Standard newspaper.
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Former British Editor Rebekah Brooks Set to Return to News Corp: Reports
Former Editor of the now-defunct tabloid News of the World, Rebekah Brooks is all set to make a comeback to her alma mater News Corp, to run its social media news agency Storyful, the Financial Times reported.
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Former 'News of the World' British Editor Admits Phone-Hacking Offence
A former newspaper editor, whose emails led to the exposure of widespread phone-hacking at Rupert Murdoch's now defunct British tabloid, the News of the World, pleaded guilty on Friday to illegally listening to people's voicemails.
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Star Witness in UK Hacking Trial Spared Jail
The British tabloid journalist whose tales of phone hacking were key to the conviction of former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was on Thursday spared jail for his own involvement in the scandal.
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British PM Under Pressure After Phone Hacking Verdict
British Prime Minister David Cameron was braced on Wednesday for difficult questions over his decision to hire Andy Coulson as his media chief, as the former News of the World editor convicted of phone hacking awaited a verdict on other charges.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Princess Diana leaked royal directories to Rupert Murdoch's tabloid, court hears
The former royal editor of Rupert Murdoch's now defunct British tabloid the News of the World told a court on Thursday the late Princess Diana had given him a directory of royal phone numbers to get back at her then husband Prince Charles.
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'I sanctioned payments to officials': Ex-Murdoch editor Rebekah Brooks
Rebekah Brooks, Rupert Murdoch's former British newspaper boss, told a London court on Thursday she had sanctioned payments to public officials but denied authorising illegal sums for which she is on trial.
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Rebekah Brooks prepares to testify in UK hacking trial
Rebekah Brooks, the former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper unit, arrived in court on Wednesday as she prepared to take the stand in the phone-hacking trial.
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Former UK editor Rebekah Brooks said 'easy' to hack phones: witness
Rebekah Brooks, former head of Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group, told Eimear Cook, the ex-wife of golfer Colin Montgomerie, it was "easy" to listen to other people's voice mails, Cook told a London court on Monday.
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Murdoch editors Brooks, Coulson had affair, British hacking trial told
Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, former editors of Rupert Murdoch's now-defunct News of the World tabloid, had a six-year affair at the time their reporters hacked phone messages of politicians and royalty, a London court heard on Thursday.
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UK phone hacking trial: Three News of the World journalists plead guilty
Three former senior journalists from Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid the News of the World have pleaded guilty to charges relating to phone-hacking, the trial of two of the media mogul's former editors heard on Wednesday.
