Police chiefs ‘tried to shut phone-hacking probe’
Two top Scotland Yard officers tried to shut down their force’s investigation into Whitehall leaks to Tory MP Damian Green,…
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Lord Blair denies Rebekah Brooks horse loan leak
Rebekah Brooks borrowed her Scotland Yard horse after discussing it over lunch with Britain’s top officer, an inquiry heard today.…
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Media silence leaves Met Police ‘isolated and distrusted’
Former Met Police Commissioner Lord Stevens has warned that the force’s has become “reluctant to speak to the media” in…
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Akers faces contempt claim over Leveson evidence
The Attorney General is examining the testimony of deputy assistant commissioner Sue Akers to the Leveson Inquiry following claims her…
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Condon: Drinks from journalists a ‘grooming process’
Accepting hospitality such as dinners and drinks can be the start of a “grooming process” which leads to criminal behaviour,…
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Malthouse: Hacking inquiry using too many resources
The deputy mayor of London, Kit Malthouse, complained to ex-Met commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson that too many resources were being…
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Reid received two briefings on hacking in 2006, says Met
Former home secretary John Reid received two briefings on the Met’s first investigation into phone-hacking the day after the News…
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‘Invasions of privacy don’t kill you, terrorists do’
A News of the World journalist was told to “call in all those bottles of champagne” to get inside information…
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