CPS reveals £100k cost of hacking cases against News of the World’s Neil Wallis and Jules Stenson
The Crown Prosecution Service has so far spent more than £1.2m on pursuing phone-hacking cases against journalists, new figures show.…
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Neil Wallis: ‘After four years of utter hell and devastation the case against me was: Well, he must have known’
Despite being found not guilty of hacking, former News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis says the prosecution has…
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Neil Wallis not guilty of hacking: ‘Vicious politically-driven campaign has ruined my life’
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson's deputy broke down in tears as he was found not guilty of…
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Former News of the World deputy editor tells court he thought Blunkett affair story was from ‘sources’ – not phone-hacking
News of the World editor Andy Coulson convinced his deputy, from west London, that a scoop about then home secretary…
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Trial told hacking so widespread at NoW that former deputy editor Neil Wallis must have been involved
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson's deputy has gone on trial accused of plotting to hack voicemail messages.…
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News of the World features editor Jules Stenson pleads guilty to phone-hacking as Neil Wallis denies offence
A senior former News Of The World editor has become the latest journalist to be convicted of plotting to hack…
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Two former News of the World journalists have been charged with conspiring to hack phones, prosecutors have announced. Former features…
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Former News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis was hacked from inside News International building, court told
A News International "private wire" phone line attempted to hack the voicemails of former News of the World deputy editor…
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