Hunt says he acted with ‘scrupulous fairness’ on BSkyB deal
Under-fire Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt told the Commons he acted with “scrupulous fairness” during News Corp‘s BSkyB bid despite the…
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Govt advisor resigns over News Corp BSkyB bid briefing
Government special adviser Adam Smith has stepped down in the wake of revelations yesterday which suggested Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt…
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Murdoch: Brown complained over Sun’s war coverage
Brown complained The Sun’s coverage of Iraq and Afghanistan, inquiry hears Former PM Brown not in a ‘balanced state of…
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James Murdoch: Mosley story ‘shouldn’t have been run’
Former News International executive chairman James Murdoch today admitted to the Leveson Inquiry that the News of the World story…
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Aidan Barclay: ‘Don’t destroy media through regulation’
The judge chairing an inquiry into press standards has been urged not to over-regulate the newspaper industry. Businessman Aidan Barclay,…
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Lebedev: ‘No issue’ with media owners meeting politicians
Evgeny Lebedev has said he sees “no issue” with politicians and newspaper proprietors meeting each other because “we operate in…
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Thurlbeck says Watson quoted off-the-record comments
Ex-News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck has accused phone-hacking campaigner and Labour MP Tom Watson of publishing the…
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Meyer: Hacking not relevant to debate over future of PCC
Former Press Complaints Commission chairman Sir Christopher Meyer has urged Lord Justice Leveson to strengthen rather than abolish the current…
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