Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson set for April perjury trial in Scotland
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) is expected to face trial in Scotland on a perjury…
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Guardian pays damages to former NoW news editor James Weatherup over Nick Davies book extract claims
A former News of the World journalist who was convicted of phone-hacking has won damages from The Guardian over an…
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After arrests of 51 journalists in the UK, News Corp told it will not face US corporate prosecution
Rupert Murdoch's media companies have been told they will not face prosecution in America over allegations of phone-hacking and payments…
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High Court blocks John Leslie’s second bid for NoW phone-hacking damages
The High Court has blocked second phone-hacking damages claims brought by former TV presenter John Leslie and Jeff Brazier, once…
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Former No 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) will appear at the Old Bailey in June to face trial…
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Google says it is not a ‘publisher’ as it fights Max Mosley UK claim over continuing availability of sex party pics
Google has asked the High Court to throw out a legal action brought by former Formula One boss Max Mosley…
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News of the World phone-hackers Thurlbeck and Weatherup cleared to sue for unfair dismissal
A judge has ruled that two News of the World journalists convicted of phone-hacking have the right to proceed with…
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News Corp records operating loss of £3.5m – down from £51m profit – as company spends £100m on legal fees and hacking fallout
News Corp made an operating loss of £3.5m, down from a £51m profit, in the year to June as it…
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