News about Rupert Murdoch

A fresh search will take place for the remains of Muriel McKay after detectives flew to Trinidad to speak to her killer, the Metropolitan Police has said. Ms McKay, the wife of a newspaper executive, was kidnapped and held ransom for £1 million in a case of mistaken identity by thugs who had intended to target the wife of Rupert Murdoch. She was abducted 54 years ago and her body has never been found despite extensive searches at the Hertfordshire farm where she was killed. Detectives today announced they will conduct a fresh search after interviewing her killer - but said if her remains still cannot be found it would 'not be proportionate' to carry out further searches.

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Fred Goldman has spoken exclusively to DailyMail.com after the notorious murder suspect passed away aged 76 following a short battle with prostate cancer. Simpson became one of the most infamous figures in America after he was charged with the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ron in 1994 - before being found civilly liable for their deaths. Fred has now spoken out after the former athlete died surrounded by his family at his home in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.

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After a 21-year tenure, Seven West Media Commercial Director Bruce McWilliam resigned from the company.

The Duke of Sussex's lawyers tried to drag Rupert Murdoch into the phone hacking lawsuit against The Sun's publisher. The newspaper tycoon was personally involved in a cover-up of wrongdoing at News Group Newspapers (NGN), which was perpetrated "right at the highest level," the High Court was told. The company denies charges made by the duke and more than 40 others, including actor Hugh Grant.

The winners of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg award were disqualified after her family members were appalled that the winners were males. The spring gala in Washington, D.C., was to honor Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch, Michael Milken, Martha Stewart, and Sylvester Stallone for winning the RBG's name. However, the invitation-only function was postponed after Ginsburg's family announced the award, including Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch, among others. The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to exceptional people since 2020, the same year that the Supreme Court justice died at the age of 87. In a statement released on Monday, the Opperman Foundation's chairman said that the group was pulling the plug to avoid fueling controversies over the 2024 recipient list.

The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Leadership Award has been given to extraordinary women by the Opperman Foundation since 2020, but this year the Opperman Foundation has also extended it to women. This year, actress Sylvester Stallone, financier Michael Milken, and fashion icon Martha Stewart will receive the award along with Musk and Murdoch. Her family retaliated, criticizing the foundation's selections as "an affront to our mother and grandmother's honor," rather than listing out the two conservative billionaires.

Rupert Murdoch will devote the bulk of his time into his Moraga Bel Air vineyard after his retirement to ensure it is "part of his legacy," according to DailyMail.com.

Rupert Murdoch will spend the majority of his time on his new passion project, making world-class wines at his beloved Moraga Bel Air estate, a bucolic oasis in Los Angeles's bustle, and where he and his new fiancée, Elena Zhukova, 67, will marry. www.google.com On Thursday, the media mogul declared his engagement, announcing that Zhukova will be his fifth wife shortly. The happy couple began dating in August last year, according to DailyMail.com, when the two were spotted cruising the Mediterranean on a family summer holiday. They are now planning a summer wedding. After being at the helm of power for so long, he'll be handing over the reins of the family's empire to his younger brother, Lachlan, 52, as he shifts his attention away from his new passion project. 'He wants Moraga to be a large part of his family's history,' a Murdoch insider tells DailyMail.com. 'He sees it as his job to ensure the property is safe and that more people know the wine.'

After detectives travelled to Trinidad to interview her murderer, Muriel McKay's family has slammed the Metropolitan Police for failing to find out where she was buried. When Scotland Yard's search for her body stepped up, they travelled to Nizamodeen Hosein for three days last week. Mrs McKay was killed in 1969 by her and her brother Arthur, who mistakenly snatched her and demanded a £1 million ransom from media mogul Rupert Murdoch. In 1970, the pair were found guilty of kidnap and murder, but they refused to mention where the body was buried. When Hosein visited daughter Dianne and grandson Mark last month to show them on a map where he claimed to have buried her body 55 years ago, he had renewed hope of finding their relatives. Hosein, on the other hand, was 'unable to provide a location with any consistency' after being taken 'into detention for interviews.' After her family were finally able to obtain a confession, Dianne said she felt completely let down by the police.

According to insiders, Rupert Murdoch's family is 'intensely relaxed' about Elena Zhukova's impending wedding, who is photographed left, who wants to marry in June. In 1956, he married Patricia Booker (top, second right) for his first marriage. In 1967, Rupert married Anna Murdoch Mann, the second wife of his second wife (top right). In 1999, he married Wendi Murdoch (bottom, second right) for a decade, the union lasted 14 years. Jenny Hall, his fourth wife, married in 2016 (bottom right).

Rupert Murdoch, 92, has announced that he is engaged to Elena Zhukova, 67, after meeting her through his third marriage Wendi Deng.

'Have you any detailed plans to commit suicide?' Madame is the kind psychiatric nurse in the University College Hospital, London. It's the third Tuesday in January, and the mental illness that has engulfed me since the start of November has stifled. I've awakened the deepest mood I've ever had, as well as the knowledge that I won't live through the day. I'm not sure I want to do it. My GP's bitter cup of antidepressants and sedatives isn't working. As I have started to identify my illness and tormentor, I can't cope with another 12 hours of life by side with 'It.' I called Sarah to tell her that I do not want to go on. I'm curious if I'd thrown myself down the stairs, but I'm worried about getting a paraplegic. I'm sure I won't be able to hang myself because I adore the feeling of choking.

After meeting Elena Zhukova, 67, Rupert Murdoch, aged 92, has announced that he is engaged to her. After his previous work with former police chaplain and vineyard owner Ann Lesley Smith was canceled just two weeks after it was revealed, the Fox patriarch began dating Zhukova over the summer. Murdoch has married four times, engaged six times, and has six children. In September, he declared that he would not serve as chairman of Fox and News Corp, although his oldest son, Lachlan Murdoch, took over.

Scotland Yard had been questioning Nizamodeen Hosein (pictured second left and right) for two days after being taken 'into detention for interviews,' according to Ms McKay's grandson Mark Dyer. Hosein's meetings were 'profitable,' he said, and he wished that Hosein would be 'honest' in assisting his grandmother's (bottom inset left) remains that have not been seen for more than five decades. In 1970, Hosein and his brother Arthur were found guilty of Ms McKay's kidnap and murder. Arthur died in prison in 2009, but his sibling now lives on the Caribbean island. Last month, the McKay family received new hope when Detective Superintendent Katherine Goodwin, who slew of Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens, met with Ms McKay's daughter, Dianne, 84, (far left), and other relatives to inform them that officers will start digging 'in the next few months.'

Katherine Goodwin (left) led a team that hunted down the murderer within a week of him snatching 33-year-old Sarah Everard off the streets of south London. She appeared in a BBC documentary about the case yesterday, during which she voiced her doubts over the Met's culture and wondered if it would be possible to regain confidence. Muriel McKay (bottom) was arrested as well as snaring Wayne Couzens (right) and was drafted in to assist in the hunt for the body of the singer Joseph McCann (top) after her assassination 50 years ago.

The Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished shortly after taking off on March 8, 2014, killing 239 people on board. Now, ten years later, one of the world's biggest aviation disasters remains one of the biggest mysteries of our time, with no probe leading to a definitive answer to the plane's passengers or crew. The most consistent theory has focused on pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah (left), but others believe the plane was hijacked, suffered a firmware malfunction (bottom right), or was shot down by the US government (top right). A multinational team conducted the biggest research in aviation history, but there were no clues and the operation was suspended in January 2017. Ocean Infinity, a US-based marine robotics firm, found nothing during a private search in 2018. Following Ocean Infinity's announcement of a 'no find, no fee' search of the Southern Indian Ocean off the coast of Australia, the Malaysian government has rallied support behind a new search for the missing plane this week.

Charlotte Freud, whose parents are Rupert's television executive daughter Elisabeth and PR general manager Matthew Freud, has admitted that her relationship with rapper Luke Storey was essentially over in hours. On Sunday, she told The Mail: "We hadn't been married for a year when the whole world fell apart." On the way to our honeymoon, he relapsed. It wasn't a good sign.' Charlotte, now 23, met Luke - a self-confessed heroin and alcohol addict who was 33 years old when she was 18 and 33 years old. Charlotte was encouraged to join Narcotics Anonymous, assisting in the removal of her heroin use. They married in Westwell, Oxfordshire, in 2022, with her grandad Rupert flying in while he was throning divorcing his fourth wife, Jerry Hall, in the throes. Woody Harrelson and host Claudia Winkleman were among the guests.

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On Sunday, Sarah Murdoch and her partner Lachlan were on the PDA as they watched the SailGP championships in Sydney. As she and her husband arrived at the function, the British-Australian model, 51, looked effortlessly chic in white pants, a matching coloured singlet, and sneakers. Rupert Murdoch's uncle and News Corp chairman Lachlan leaned in and kissed his wife as he watched the race.

Tucker Carlson, the Fox News anchor, recovered his feet quickly after being fired from his position last year after a rumors about his demise with media mogul Rupert Murdoch. Elon Musk, the founder of Twitter, gave him a special platform to launch his own talk show, and Carlson quickly agreed to millions of viewers. However, few would have predicted that just months after leaving one of America's most influential news outlets, the outspoken and opinionated Republican journalist would be speaking with none other than Vladimir Putin. Despite most Western media outlets' sending hundreds of calls to the Kremlin for a sit-down with its long-serving CEO, it was the first one-on-one interview of Putin by someone from Western media since 2019. Their talk was certainly eye-opening, and it is unquestionably one of the best opportunities for non-Russian speakers in the West to hear Putin speak at length. However, the interview was also released at a opportune time for the Russian President to spin his tightly controlled narrative on the benefits of "denazifying Ukraine" for a variety of reasons.

Since Scotland Yard said the latest evidence of where she is buried is 'compelling,' Muriel McKay's family has renewed hope of finding her body. On Wednesday, detective Katherine Goodwin met with Mrs McKay's daughter, Dianne, 84, and other relatives to inform them that detectives could start digging 'in the next few months.' Last month, Muriel's killer, Nizamodeen Hosein, met with the family to display them on a map where he claimed to have buried her body in 1969. He told Dianna that he buried her mother at a farm in Stocking Pelham, Hertfordshire, where he had held her ransom. Goodwin and her team of officers produced a video of Hosein telling Dianne McKay: "Go through the kitchen door, turn left, and the old manure heap is two feet from the hedge, by the fence.' The ground was hard because it was winter, but it was softer due to its warmth, so I buried it there.'

Despite the man who was accused of Muriel McKay's murder adamantly pointing out exactly where she was buried, landowner Ian Marsh resisted calls to dig up his farm. Marsh said he would not let anyone dig up the property on his farm in Stocking Pelham, Hertfordshire, without a warrant. but he has since changed his mind, and said he will allow police to search the property