William Underhill

<p>Guardian journalist Nick Davies, who has led the newspaper’s investigation into the Rupert Murdoch hacking scandal, describes a “culture of bullying” on Fleet Street. Plus, <a href="/content/dailybeast/articles/2011/11/29/britain-s-phone-hacking-hearings-heat-up-video.html">more updates from Tuesday's testimony</a>.<br> </p>

These are the key questions MPs will be asking James Murdoch, writes William Underhill.

Martin McGuinness, a man who once ran the IRA, could get more votes in the election than was first thought.

The gloves came off in a London court, where two Russian billionaires are battling over a 2001 oil deal.

In a London courtroom, Russian strongmen Roman Abramovich and Boris Berezovsky are duking it out.

The WikiLeaks founder and his publishers offer competing versions of events surrounding the release of his unauthorized autobiography.

Julian Fellowes singlehandedly hooked a generation of Brits on early-20th-century upper-crust drama.

While Kweku Adoboli lost UBS $2 billion, he may have ensured a key British banking reform becomes reality.

British prime minister never got a vacation this summer, but the London riots and Libya helped his popularity.

Without the Gaddafi regime to protect him, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi could face jail or extradition. William Underhill on his British defenders who say he deserves freedom.