Hacked Off: News UK’s appointment of Rebekah Brooks a ‘major misjudgement of the national mood’
Hacked Off, the campaign group representing press intrusion victims, has condemed News UK's appointment of Rebekah Brooks as chief executive.…
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A year on from Tulisa drugs trial collapse CPS says it is still mulling Mahmood perjury charge
The Crown Prosecution Service has said it is still considering whether to charge Sun reporter Mazher Mahmood with perjury a…
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CPS reveals £100k cost of hacking cases against News of the World’s Neil Wallis and Jules Stenson
The Crown Prosecution Service has so far spent more than £1.2m on pursuing phone-hacking cases against journalists, new figures show.…
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News of the World’s Coulson and Edmondson ordered to pay £150k and £75k towards hacking trial costs
Former Number 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) has been ordered to pay £150,000 towards the costs of the…
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Happy ending for Lucy Panton as she lands drinks industry PR role
Former News of the World reporter Lucy Panton has been named as the new head of communications at the Wine…
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Court of Appeal quashes conviction of former News of the World reporter Ryan Sabey
A former News of the World royal reporter who was found guilty of getting scoops from one of Prince Harry's…
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Phone-hacking at the News of the World: From one ‘rogue reporter’ to seven more criminal convictions
Six years after The Guardian fired the starting gun on the hacking scandal, the last News of the World journalist…
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Former News of the World features editor Jules Stenson avoids jail after admitting role in hacking conspiracy
The final News of the World journalist to be convicted for his role in the phone-hacking scandal has been spared…
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