Rupert Murdoch has overseen the printing of his new title, the Sun on Sunday, as questions continue to be asked about alleged criminality and corruption at other News International titles.
Mr Murdoch arrived at a printing press in Hertfordshire to personally witness the production of the paper, which fills a gap on newsstands left by the now-defunct News Of The World (NOTW).
An editorial in the new tabloid describes the closure of the NOTW as a “sobering experience” – and says The Sun on Sunday will be “fearless, outspoken, mischievous and fun”, and will hold all journalists to account.
It has appointed a “readers’ champion” to deal with errors and feedback from the public.