Now: Publisher of Press Holdings, which includes the Spectator and the Business 'Before Wapping,' I explained recently to a group of young journalists, 'if any of you had done this' - I pressed a ...

Wapping is a charmer. Unlike so much of east London, where the map is being torn up and redrawn, this is a neighbourhood with a peaceful and settled feel. Regeneration came early here. In the Eighties ...

He was only twenty-five when he arrived in London from Paris in the summer of 1859 and, rejecting the opportunity of staying with his half-sister in Sloane St, he took up lodgings in Wapping instead.

Just as returning soldiers prefer not to talk about the war, so those running British journalism today rarely mention their involvement in the trauma that swept through newspapers 20 years ago this ...

ON a bitter winter’s day in 1986, Bernie Began and his wife Moira cowered as mounted police corralled demonstrators against a fence. This was the Wapping dispute, a seminal moment in the history of ...

BRITAIN'S newspaper industry changed for the better when Rupert Murdoch broke a labour stalemate by moving the Times from London's Fleet Street to Wapping, a new site in the city's Docklands. The move ...

The conversation I had over lunch with a News International executive in early January 1986 was cautious and elliptical. Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of the company that owned The Sun and The Times, ...

Located on the north bank of the Thames just to the east of Tower Bridge, Wapping is one of the few remaining postcodes where you can snap up a flat within walking distance of the City without a ...