A celebrity trying to keep his name out of a British tabloid “kiss-and-tell” story has won a supreme court fight with editors.

Scotland Yard has said that the detention of the partner of a Guardian journalist at the centre of revelations about US and British security services was "legally and procedurally sound".

The first edition of the Sun on Sunday will start rolling off the printing presses tonight with newspaper executives hoping the new title will emulate the success of its defunct predecessor the News of the World.

The British Prime Minister sounded the death knell of the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) today.

Entertainer Michael Barrymore tonight denied claims he had lied to the coroner’s court which had investigated the death of a man found floating in his swimming pool.