Rupert Murdoch

A round up of all the news from the British newspapers for 7th July 2011.

News Corp "would consider" Rupert Murdoch meeting victims of the company's phone hacking, The Telegraph reports.Simon Greenberg, director of corporate affairs at News International (News Corps' UK wing), confirmed the possibility after new details emerged that the company may have hacked into the phones of relatives of London's 7/7 terrorist attacks.

News of the World target families of 7/7 victims in latest phone hacking allegation

On Monday evening, it was alleged that the News of the World had hacked the phone of Milly Dowler just days after the teenager went missing near her home in Walton on Thames in 2002. As Tuesday passed, it was clear that the public was both outraged and shocked by the allegations.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has publicly condemned the Rupert Murdoch owned News of the World tabloid for its alleged hacking of murdered Milly Dowler's voicemail.

Rupert Murdoch will stick by News International cheif executive over allegations that MIlly Dowler's phone was hacked days after she was kidknapped in 2002. Rebekah Brooks was the editor of the News of the World at the time of the alledged hacking.

The News of the World has been accused of hacking murdered school girl Milly Dowler's phone, just days after Dowler had been kidnapped it has been alledged.

An online betting website features a long-running table of odds on which cabinet minister will be the next to resign or be sacked. Who will be next to go?

The Coalition's Business Secretary, Vincent Cable, has come under serious criticism after it emerged that he told undercover reporters that he had "declared war" on Rupert Murdoch.

The media empire of Rupert Murdoch has found itself a new foe in the form of the Church of England. Rather than say "render unto God what is God's and to Murdoch what is Murdoch's", the CoE has expressed its opposition to the takeover of BSkyB by News Corporation, as such a move could undermine impartiality at Sky news.

'Brangelina' - the Hollywood couple containing Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have accepted undisclosed damages from News Corp's english publication, News of the World.

Shares in BSkyB were soaring almost 20 per cent on the FTSE 100 in afternoon trading after it emerged that News Corporation, owned by Rupert Murdoch, is attempting to takeover the remaining 60.9 per cent of the company's shares that it does not yet hold.