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Murdoch to launch Sun on Sunday 'very soon'
News International will launch The Sun on Sunday "very soon," Rupert Murdoch has revealed.
In a memo sent to all staff of The Sun, Mr Murdoch said it was the company's "duty" to expand "one of the world's most widely read newspapers and reach even more people than ever before."
Mr Murdoch also said News International would "do everything" it could to assist those staff arrested over alleged payments to public officials, and announced all staff suspended over the case were welcome to return to work.
He added, however, that "Illegal activities simply cannot and will not be tolerated at any of our publications."
In a memo sent to all staff of The Sun, Mr Murdoch said it was the company's "duty" to expand "one of the world's most widely read newspapers and reach even more people than ever before."
Mr Murdoch also said News International would "do everything" it could to assist those staff arrested over alleged payments to public officials, and announced all staff suspended over the case were welcome to return to work.
He added, however, that "Illegal activities simply cannot and will not be tolerated at any of our publications."
Green Box: Murdoch to launch Sun on Sunday 'very soon'Click to open
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