Murdoch's "Succession" Trust Bid Denied
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Rupert Murdoch loses bid to change trust in 'Succession' battle
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Nevada court commissioner denies Rupert Murdoch's bid to change family trust.
Billionaire wanted to give control of News Corp and Fox News to his eldest son Lachlan .
Mr Murdoch wanted to amend trust to allow his son to take control without interference from siblings Prudence , Elisabeth and James .
Nevada commissioner ruled Mr Murdoch and Lachan had acted in "bad faith".