Hacking trial judge begins summing up: Jurors told not to be ‘dazzled’ by defendants’ power and influence
Jurors in the hacking trial have been told not to be "dazzled" by the defendants' power and influence when they…
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Kuttner defence tells hacking trial he is only guilty of being ‘too trusting’
Retired newspaper man Stuart Kuttner (pictured, Reuters) may be guilty of being "too trusting" but that is no crime, jurors…
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Coulson defence tells hacking trial case against him was not ‘rigorous, open-minded or fair’
The case against former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was neither "rigorous, open-minded or fair", the hacking trial…
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‘A pantomime with a cast of villains’: Brooks defence dismisses alleged cover-up around time of her hacking arrest
The alleged cover-up around the time of Rebekah Brooks's arrest for phone-hacking was dismissed today as a fantastical "pantomime". Brooks…
By Brooks defence urges jury to ignore ‘downright cruelty and vitriol’ around case
Jurors in the hacking trial were urged to ignore the "downright cruelty and vitriol" surrounding the case when they consider…
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The truth of Brooks-Coulson affair will establish whether they shared hacking secrets, jury told
Jurors in the hacking trial were told to decide the truth of the affair between News of the World editors…
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Clive Goodman: Glenn Mulcaire’s hacking of royal voicemails were ‘flourishes to show what he could do’
The hacking of Kate Middleton, Prince Harry and Prince William's voicemails for the News of the World were dismissed in…
By Clive Goodman: Coulson would have ‘smelled a rat’ if I’d tried to tape him admitting to phone-hacking
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson would have "smelled a rat" if a journalist caught phone-hacking had tried…
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