Nick Davies: ‘Appalling’ decision to close News of the World was down to BSkyB bid – not Milly Dowler hacking revelation
Nick Davies, the journalist who broke the phone-hacking scandal, has described the decision to close down the News of the…
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News of the World pair Neil Wallis and Jules Stenson face phone-hacking charges
Two former News of the World journalists have been charged with conspiring to hack phones, prosecutors have announced. Former features…
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Max Mosley to sue Google for continuing to publish sex party images
Max Mosley (pictured, Reuters) is to sue Google for continuing to publish images of him at a sex party. Mosley,…
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Phone-hacker who gave evidence against former colleagues escapes jail with 10-month suspended sentence
A journalist who intercepted voicemail messages for both the News of the World and Sunday Mirror today escaped prison. Dan…
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Rhys Ifans and Michael Barrymore settle phone-hacking damages claims with News of the World publisher
Actor Rhys Ifans (pictured, Reuters) and entertainer Michael Barrymore have settled their phone-hacking damages claims. They both received substantial undisclosed…
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Mazher Mahmood’s Tulisa drugs trial ‘lie’ and the questions raised over Sun reporter’s ‘chequered history’
The Tulisa drugs sting trial collapsed after the judge agreed that Sun on Sunday reporter Mazher Mahmood told a “deliberate…
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Six former News of the World journalists questioned by police about phone-hacking have been cleared
Six former News of the World journalists questioned by police on suspicion of involvement in phone-hacking for the News of…
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‘Yes journalists have broken the law, and we should be pleased and proud that they did’
Andy Coulson’s jail sentence gave the tabloid-bashing lobby a welcome opportunity to pose on the high ground once more, after…
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