Did journalists really steal photos from the homes of bereaved relatives?
Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre told the Leveson Inquiry that ethical standards in journalism have improved immeasurably since the 1970s…
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Will Leveson Inquiry become a ‘money cow’ for lawyers?
Barristers and lawyers working on the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and press standards could be paid as much as £200…
ByIndependent: Police discover ‘secret mobile phone’ used for phone hacking at the News of the World
Detectives at the News of the World have discovered a secret mobile phone nicknamed ‘the hub’which was allegedly used in…
By‘A very difficult family moment’: Shareholders turn on James and Lachlan Murdoch
More than a third of News Corporation’s shareholders voted against the re-election of Rupert Murdoch’s sons James and Lachlan to…
ByTabloid journalists could give anonymous evidence to Leveson Inquiry
Tabloids journalists could get the chance to submit evidence to the Leveson Inquiry anonymously. According to The Guardian, Leveson wants…
ByCameron: Leveson Inquiry is no threat to press freedom
Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday insisted the Leveson Inquiry into phone-hacking and media standards was not a ‘hideous threat’to press…
ByBoris Johnson backs Dacre in press regulation debate
London Mayor Boris Johnson came out in support of Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre yesterday and defended the right of…
ByGuardian denies report that it is set to open a shop
The Guardian has denied a report that it is planning to open a shop. The Telegraph reported today: “Guardian News…
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