‘Sudden flurry’ of phone-hacking victims come forward
A “sudden flurry” of new phone-hacking complainants emerged yesterday – raising the total figure to more than 60. According to…
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Kelvin MacKenzie on hacking: ‘I won’t be taking News International’s money’
Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has described the day he was told his phone had been hacked by the News…
ByFT: ‘Michael Gove used private emails which conceal sensitive information’
The Information Commissioner has “raised concerns” about Education Secretary Michael Gove and a number of his closest advisers over their…
ByPolice believe phone of 7/7 bombing victim was targeted by News of the World
The News of the World may have hacked the phone of a victim of the 7/7 terrorist attacks on London…
ByOn eve of Leveson Inquiry Wendy Deng reveals Tony Blair’s godfather role
With the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and press standards due to get underway tomorrow – fresh questions have been raised…
ByReport: All contact between police and journalists could become regulated by press officers
Two inquiries are reportedly considering plans to make all contact between police and journalists regulated and recorded by press officers.…
ByReport: Murdochs to be questioned under oath, phone-hacking inquiry could be broadcast live
Rupert and James Murdoch are to be questioned under oath at the High Court as part of Lord Justice Leveson’s…
ByPress standards shake-up needs to crack down on journalistic looters
Reading about the thousands of pounds worth of free stuff accepted by an un-named magazine fashion editor in The Times…
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