Rupert Murdoch arrives to tackle Sun crisis Rupert Murdoch arrived in London last night ahead of a visit to Wapping. Photograph: Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPA 11.43am: Sky News political correspondent Sophy Ridge has just finished a live interview from Wapping. She says there is "a lot of anxiety" and anger in the Sun's newsroom, "almost exclusively" directed at News Corp's management and standards committee which passed information about journalists and sources to the police. "I do thing Rupert Murdoch will face quite a lot of anger and anxiety when he addresses staff later on," Ridge says. She suggests that journalists could ask Murdoch about the controversial News Corp unit if he addresses rank-and-file staff later today. 11.20am: Our correspondent outside Thomas More Square in Wapping, Lisa O'Carroll, has just filed this: Murdoch arrived in Wapping shortly before 11am and almost dodged a line of awaiting photographers and TV crews by driving in at high speed in a silver Range Rover with blacked out windows. The future of his publishing empire is making international headlines with a crew from CBS at Wapping from the early hours preparing a package for primetime US TV tonight. Earlier News International chief executive Tom Mockridge arrived by foot and exchanged brief pleasantries with reporters but declining to comment on Murdoch's plans for the day. Staff are expecting Murdoch to tour the Sun offices at 2pm today and offer personal assurances of his commitment to the paper as proprietor. The air of anticipation here is tainted by the anger continuing to be felt over the decision of an internal investigations unit, the management and standards committee, to hand over the names of confidential sources of Sun journalists to the police. If all he does is say to staff that he is still committed to the Sun, it won't be enough. People are furious with the MSC. What they did was extraordinary and maybe illegal," said one journalist at News International this morning. 11.14am: Photographers have been camped out at News International's headquarters since early this morning. One Times staffer tweeted a picture of snappers setting up at 8.28am - and another pointed out that they apparently had the wrong building. Sky News correspondent Sophy Ridge has tweeted: Staff sell copies of the Sun at Wapping before Murdoch's arrival. Photo courtesy: @SophyRidgeSky 11.01am: Andrew Neil, former editor of the Sunday Times, spoke about the significance of Murdoch's visit in an interview with CNN. Neil said: "At the moment, it looks like he's prepared to sacrifice the journalists and journalism in London to do whatever it takes to been seen to be cleaning up his act there so that it will play better in the United States. Rupert Murdoch with his take no prisoners attitude to tabloid journalism, the ends will justify the means, do whatever it takes - that created the kind of newsroom climate in which hacking and other things were done with impunity on an industrial scale. Watch the full interview here: 10.52am: Murdoch has in the last few minutes arrived in Wapping. The mogul arrived in a blacked-out silver Range Rover about 30 minutes after leaving his home in Mayfair. Lisa O'Carroll, our correspondent at the scene, reports that Murdoch "almost" dodged the waiting media by entering via a backstreet. 10.50am: Rupert Murdoch is to visit News International's Wapping headquarters in east London amid the most staff serious revolt in his four decades as a newspaper proprietor in the UK. Murdoch will meet senior executives at the Sun, which has seen 10 of its journalists arrested in recent months as part of the police investigation into illegal activity by newspapers. The media mogul is also expected to have a meeting with the News International Staff Association (Nisa) over journalists' concerns about the confidentiality of sources. This follows the revelation that the News Corp unit set up to investigate alleged wrongdoing had disclosed information about sources to the police. Murdoch is expected to arrive shortly, after flying in to Luton airport on his private jet last night. Our media correspondent, Lisa O'Carroll, is at Wapping. We will have all the latest from Lisa and elsewhere as Murdoch addresses his staff.