Murdoch’s Tabloid Letdown
<p>The tycoon’s new paper, <i>The Sun on Sunday</i>, promised a juicy exclusive on Lord Lucan, a notorious British fugitive. But the hype died as readers opened the first edition.<br> </p>
Lord Lucan’s Tabloid Rebirth
CrimeThis week’s revelations about Lord Lucan’s whereabouts will give the seamy story a new life.
The Donald vs. the Scots
The latest scuffle over the mogul’s Aberdeenshire golf resort reveals a deep national disgust for all things Trump.
Lockerbie Bomber: Loose, but for How Long?
Two years ago, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, the Lockerbie bomber, was freed by a Scottish court. Is Obama plotting to recapture him?
Soros Quits the Silver Fox Club
Bill Coles on why wealthy men work into their eighties—and regret retirement when they finally take it.
Angry Moms Toppled the 'World'
The Power of MumsAn influential British parenting website was instrumental in bringing down News of the World. Bill Coles reports from London.
Inside the Shadowy World of Phone-Hacking
In April, Bill Coles, a former correspondent for the NotW’s sister paper, the Sun, reported on how the tabloid tactics could bring down the industry.