News International lawyer fined £20k over review of emails which fuelled cover-up claim
Solicitor Lawrence Abramson, the man hired by News International – now News UK – to look through emails for evidence…
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PR Richard Brookes on ‘running into the burning building’ to rebuild the public image of News UK
It has to be said that the first thing you notice when speaking to former News UK head of PR…
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A year on from hacking trial verdict, has Rupert Murdoch avoided predicted police questioning?
A year on from the hacking trial, both News Corp and Scotland Yard have declined to comment on whether or…
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Lucy Panton: Betrayed by News Corp, persecuted by police, convicted at trial – cleared with the help of Fleet Street
Thursday 15 December 2011 is a day former News of the World crime editor Lucy Panton says “will permanently be…
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George Clooney reveals plans to direct film based on Nick Davies’s Hack Attack
George Clooney has said he will get behind the camera to direct a film on the phone-hacking scandal. The film…
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‘Lions led by donkeys’? Online employee reviews lift lid on life at national newspapers
Publisher/ newspaper Average score (out of five) Number of votes Associated Newspapers 3.2 4 Evening Standard (Independent not available) 2…
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Judgement of Charlie Brooks ‘foolish or stupid – but not criminal’, says defence
Rebekah Brooks's husband Charlie, from Oxfordshire, was capable of drinking a bottle of Fairy Liquid but not of perverting the…
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Hacking trial: News International security chief ‘dug a hole in his garden and burnt stuff’
News International’s head of security Mark Hanna admitted to a colleague that he “dug a hole in his garden and…
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