The Murdoch Dynasty: From a Newspaper in Adelaide to Lachlan’s Inheritance
For more than seven decades, Rupert Murdoch has been one of the most consequential figures in international media. Newspapers, television networks, film studios, satellite broadcasting and publishing have all, at different times, formed part of a business empire carrying his influence across Australia, Britain and the United States. Yet the Continue Reading
Piers Morgan and Charles Spencer at War Over Diana: Swan Song Sparks Legal Threat as 30th Anniversary Approaches
Charles Spencer’s memoir about Princess Diana has ignited a fierce dispute with Piers Morgan, focusing on factual errors and differing recollections, while raising broader questions about journalism, memory, and royal history.
From Fraud to Knife Crime: What Neighbourhood Police Are Doing
Visible policing, community intelligence and prevention remain at the heart of neighbourhood work While the flashing blue lights of emergency response policing inevitably attract attention, much of the everyday work of keeping communities safe takes place more quietly. Across Northamptonshire, neighbourhood police officers and Police Community Support Officers are carrying Continue Reading
China Capital: The Secret Files That Put the World’s Biggest Bank and London Under the Spotlight
Millions of confidential banking records examined by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists have opened an extraordinary window into the overseas operations of China’s largest bank. At the centre of the investigation is not Beijing, but London. By Ciceros.org | 21 September 2026 Behind the polished stone and glass of Continue Reading
“MONEY MONEY MONEY IN A RICH MAN’S WORLD!”
Reform UK’s £72 Million Windfall Raises a Bigger Question About Who Pays for British Politics – Record donations follow months of controversy over party funding Reform UK has received an extraordinary £72 million from two cryptocurrency billionaires, transforming the party’s financial position while intensifying the argument over how much influence Continue Reading
Hospital Trust Failed Completely to Protect Babies, Inquiry Finds
Thirlwall report condemns dysfunctional management and delayed safeguarding at Countess of Chester A public inquiry has concluded that the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust completely failed to protect babies on its neonatal unit, allowing harm to continue for longer than necessary through a combination of dysfunctional management, weak Continue Reading
