Blair decided to avoid ‘long, protracted battle’ with press
Tony Blair told the Leveson Inquiry this morning that press regulation was not an issue he was willing to take…
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Blair, Hunt and Cable take the stand at Leveson Inquiry
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair will be subjected to a day of questioning about his relationship with Rupert Murdoch's News…
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Hunt ‘told special adviser to quit’
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt told his special adviser to quit after highly damaging emails revealing the close relationship between his…
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Opinion poll finds public doubt Leveson will deliver
The public wants stricter media regulation but does not expect the Leveson Inquiry to address all its concerns, an opinion…
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‘Bullying’ Piers Morgan’s hacking lesson for Paxman
Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan once told Jeremy Paxman how to access voicemail messages, the Leveson Inquiry heard today.…
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Tom Watson says NoW watched him at 2009 Lab Conf
Labour MP Tom Watson told the inquiry today that he had discovered that the News of the World put him…
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Mandelson’s grave warning over future viability of press
Regional and local print media are struggling to keep alive,’says Mandelson Technology enabled ‘less scrupulous journalists to be even more…
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Mandelson says press is ‘like trade unions in the 1980s’
Press ‘too powerful for any government to take on’ ‘You can be friendly with journalists, but journalists are never your…
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