Rupert Murdoch due in London over Sun arrests Rupert Murdoch is expected to return to London this week in the wake of five fresh arrests at The Sun. The second swoop on the paper's staff came as a result of information passed on to Scotland Yard's operation Elvedon investigation into payments to police by News Corp, parent company of Sun operator News International. The five arrested, deputy editor Geoff Webster, picture editor John Edwards, chief reporter John Kay, chief foreign correspondent Nick Parker, and John Sturgis, who is a news editor - as well as three others including a police officer, an MoD employee and a serving member of the armed forces - have thrown the paper into turmoil. Despite assurances that the paper would not follow the News of the World, which was axed by Murdoch following the phone hacking scandal, many staff at News International are seeking further reassurances. The Sun editor Dominic Mohan said he was surprised by the developments but would focus on putting out tomorrow's edition. He said: "I'm as shocked as anyone by (the) arrests but am determined to lead The Sun through these difficult times.