Bryant: Govt ‘could have broken law’ over BSkyB bid
Labour MP Chris Bryant has suggested that members of the Government could have committed a ‘criminal offence’if Jeremy Hunt’s office…
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Politicians and the press: Brooks, Coulson and Murdoch take the stand at Leveson
Click on the links below for Press Gazette’s comprehensive coverage of module three of the Leveson Inquiry into the hacking…
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Rebekah Brooks horrified at NoW failures
Rebekah Brooks told the inquiry she was “horrified” to discover what had gone on at the News of the World…
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Brooks admits Sun wrong on Brown handwriting story
A Sun story accusing former Prime Minister Gordon Brown of sending an ‘insulting’letter to a bereaved mum was ‘too harsh”,…
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Brooks confirms Cameron ‘head up’ message
Ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks received messages of support from politicians including the Prime Minister and Chancellor after she…
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Andy Coulson: ‘I am not a bully’
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson told the Leveson Inquiry today: ‘I am not a bully”. The ex-Downing…
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Coulson: I did not keep Downing Street diary
Ex-News of the World editor and Downing Street communications chief Andy Coulson has dismissed claims he kept a diary while…
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Rothermere defends numerous meetings with politicians
Lord Rothermere today gave details of dozens of meetings with senior politicians, including David Cameron and Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt.…
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