Times and Sunday Times websites to assign from Jun

1220PM GMT twenty-six March 2010

It will cost 1 a day or 2 a week to get entrance to the titles" new websites, News Corp pronounced in a statement.

Subscribers to the imitation versions will get free entrance to the websites. The Times journal costs 1 on weekdays and 1.50 on Saturdays, and The Sunday Times costs 2.

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James Harding, editor of The Times, told the BBC that the move was a "big risk, but less of a risk than throwing the broadcasting away."

Rupert Murdoch, the authority of News Corp, believes people will compensate for great journalism.

He has singled out The Daily Telegraph"s revelations on MPs losses as an e.g. of headlines for that readers would be peaceful to pay, describing it as a "great scoop".

News Corp"s Wall Street Journal already charges of online content.

The new, apart websites - www.thetimes.co.uk and www.thesundaytimes.co.uk - will be launched in early May and will be free to purebred business for a hearing period.