Former media tycoon Conrad Black will have to wait until next month to find out if he can return to Canada.

FORMER media mogul Conrad Black will not be allowed to return to his home in Canada for the time being, a US judge ruled yesterday.

Former media mogul Conrad Black will not be allowed to return to his home in Canada for the time being, a US judge ruled today.

FORMER media tycoon Conrad Black was released from a US jail today after a judge granted him $2 million bail.

Media tycoon Conrad Black was freed from jail in the US on $2m (€1.56m)bail today, according to reports.

Former media mogul Conrad Black is not expected to attend his bail hearing in Chicago, the US Attorney's office said today.

CONRAD BLACK has been granted bail while a court goes over his fraud conviction.

Disgraced media mogul Conrad Black’s plea for an emergency delay to the start of his six-and-a-half year jail sentence for fraud should be denied, US prosecutors said today.

THE long-term friend of Conrad Black who accepted a plea deal and became a key prosecution witness in the multi-million euro fraud trial of the disgraced media mogul was sentenced to 29 months in jail yesterday.

The long-term friend of Conrad Black who accepted a plea deal and became a key prosecution witness in the multi-million pound fraud trial of the disgraced media mogul was sentenced to 29 months in jail today.

Defiant and disgraced media baron Conrad Black will launch an appeal in the US courts in the coming days after he was sentenced to six and a half years in jail.

DISGRACED press baron Conrad Black was jailed for six-and-a-half years by Judge Amy St Eve in the US District Court in Chicago yesterday, following his conviction on three charges of fraud and one of obstructing justice. Black, who still insists he is innocent of all charges, was cleared of racketeering and tax evasion.

Fallen media mogul Conrad Black will be sentenced for his role in a £3m (€4.1m) fraud, a judge ruled today.

Former media mogul Conrad Black is expected to be sentenced in the US on Monday after he was convicted of swindling shareholders out of millions of dollars.

The sentencing of fallen media mogul Conrad Black on fraud and obstruction of justice charges will be delayed until next month, a judge ruled today.

Former media mogul Conrad Black is asking a US judge for a new trial after he was convicted in July of swindling the Hollinger International newspaper empire he once ran out of millions of dollars.

HOLLINGER, the holding company that was at the centre of Conrad Black’s collapsed newspaper empire, has filed for bankruptcy protection while asserting control over its main remaining asset, a stake in Sun-Times Media Group.

Prosecutors in the US trial of former media mogul Conrad Black believe he could face up to 30 years in prison after being convicted of fraud.

FORMER media mogul Conrad Black said he has “put everything in place for all contingencies” as the jury in his $60 million (€44m) fraud trial deliberates for an eighth day.

A federal prosecutor ripped into media mogul Conrad Black and other Hollinger International executives today, saying “they systematically stole €44m” from the shareholders and created a phoney paper trail to cover their tracks.

Media mogul Conrad Black’s lawyer spent a second day attempting to demolish the government’s star witness as a liar who would say anything to get in the good graces of prosecutors.

Media mogul Conrad Black’s lawyer today moved for a mistrial, saying the prosecutors at his racketeering and fraud trial were prejudicing the jury with documents mentioning his chef and chauffeur.

IT MAY not have big floppy ears, but a thick book in play at the criminal fraud trial of fallen media mogul Conrad Black is an elephant in the courtroom just the same.

Former British media mogul Conrad Black’s defence lawyer grilled the US government’s first witness about hefty pay cheques he received from the Hollinger International newspaper empire.

The racketeering and fraud trial of former media mogul Conrad Black is scheduled to get underway in Chicago today with opening statements.

Former media mogul Conrad Black’s racketeering and fraud trial resumed its search for a jury yesterday, with some prospective jurors expressing concerns about business corruption.

Former media mogul Conrad Black’s racketeering and fraud trial resumed its search for a jury today, with some prospective jurors expressing concerns about business corruption.

Former media mogul Conrad Black’s trial began with the judge questioning a man who lost money in the WorldCom debacle, a woman whose investments went sour and more than three dozen other prospective jurors.

Less than two months before the start of a fraud and racketeering trial, US prosecutors have brought new insider trading claims against former newspaper tycoon Conrad Black.

Former press baron Conrad Black compared himself to a privileged aristocrat of the French revolutionary era as he wrestled with the high cost of using his company plane, US prosecutors said.

A US judge increased former newspaper tycoon Conrad Black’s bond by €829,000 and urged prosecutors and defence lawyers in his fraud case to stop trading insults.

A judge reviewing whether Lord Black misrepresented his assets while meeting bail conditions in his fraud and racketeering case demanded more information from a lawyer for the former publisher.

A lawyer for Conrad Black has denied prosecutors’ claims that the former newspaper tycoon gave them false and misleading information about the extent of his assets.