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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First News International hacking trial begins: Brooks, Coulson, Kuttner and Edmondson are among the accused
Former News International (now News UK) chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-government spin doctor Andy Coulson will appear at the…
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Sun journalists told Mockridge of betrayal at arrest for doing their jobs
Sun journalists have spoken of their sense of betrayal at facing arrest and imprisonment for carrying out what they said…
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Hacking scandal costs for News Corp could rise to £1bn, secretly taped meeting reveals
Sun journalists told Mockridge they may have to testify against the company The final cost of the News of the…
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News UK to relocate to ‘Baby Shard’ as parent company brings all London businesses under one roof
News Corp is to relocate its entire London operation, including News UK, to the so-called “Baby Shard” development near London…
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Scotland Yard to ‘assess’ Murdoch tape as News Corp boss recalled to face MP grilling
Scotland Yard will "fully assess" the contents of a tape recording of comments apparently made by Rupert Murdoch in a…
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News International ordered to improve security arrangements after it was hacked
The Sun was ordered to improve its data protection procedures after its website was hacked in 2011. Customers’ personal details…
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Bribes probe police ask Channel 4 News and Exaro to hand over Murdoch tape
Police on the Operation Elveden bribes investigation have asked journalists to hand over a recording in which News Corp chairman…
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