Deal ends a sometimes bitter legal battle between Rupert Murdoch’s oldest children for control of his business

The US president has issued a $10bn lawsuit against the media mogul’s empire – the very one that eased his path to power

Republican speaker of the US House of Representatives says Democrats playing ‘political games’ by trying to force votes

Rupert Murdoch’s Fox has an option to buy about 19% of FanDuel

US president says the letter is fake and that he will sue the newspaper

Broadcaster on his famous friends, future of media, ‘pathetic’ Kneecap and why his Offaly roots don’t make him a Biffo

He faces criticism on climate policy and pension tax, but wins support for condemning Israel’s war in Gaza

Dublin-based media company had pre-tax losses of €2.66m last year

The Labor prime minister has a packed bench of colleagues for his cabinet, but some will be disappointed

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The vanity, political machinations and mind games are eye-popping, but it’s the little details that make you most grateful not to be a Murdoch. Unfortunately, their dysfunction is our dysfunction

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In the brittle real-life afterlife to Succession, rifts within the Murdoch family demonstrate how fact can be more tumultuous and twisted than fiction

Presenter was face of the 24-hour news service from day one, but almost everything else has changed for channel since 1989

Duke of Sussex (40) alleged journalists and private investigators working for News Group Newspapers targeted him

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Media mogul’s attempt to put control of his news empire in son Lachlan’s hands is rejected by Nevada court

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REA had until end of September to make firm offer