Kelvin MacKenzie

The real Rupert Murdoch, by Kelvin MacKenzie

The BBC documentary on Murdoch is pure one-sided bile, says the former Sun editor

On top of the world: Rupert Murdoch in the Wall Street Journal newsroom in 2007, with, from left, Les Hinton, former executive chairman of News International, and current News Corp CEO Robert Thomson. BBC / 72 Films / Associated Press / Mark Lennihan
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