Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and three others lose bid to have hacking charges thrown out
The Court of Appeal has rejected an application from five former News of the World journalists, including ex-editors Rebekah Brooks…
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Former Angelina Jolie double launches first US phone-hacking case against News Corp
A former stunt double for Hollywood star Angelina Jolie has launched a lawsuit against News Corporation in Los Angeles. The…
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James Desborough: British journalism still best despite hacking scandal
James Desborough is in exuberant form. “I would love to get one of my interview subjects to say oral sex…
By Brooks to stand trial in September alongside husband and former colleagues
The trial of former News International chief executive RebekahBrooks and fellow NI staff over allegations of phone hacking at the…
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Andy Coulson latest to deny phone hacking and illegal payment charges
Andy Coulson has appeared in court to formally deny charges of conspiracy relating to phone hacking and alleged illegal payments…
ByReurn to sender: Paul McMullan makes the news again
If anyone ever told Paul McMullan that journalists shouldn’t become the story, he mislaid the memo many moons ago. Having…
By Rebekah Brooks pleads not guilty over phone hacking charges
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks has pleaded not guilty to charges relating to the phone-hacking scandal that resulted…
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Police worker pocketed £32,000 after hiring Max Clifford to start tabloid bidding war over expenses story
An agency worker with the special protection unit of the Metropolitan Police sparked a tabloid bidding war over secret police…
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