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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Three years after arrest, ex-News of the World journalist Alex Marunchak left in English ‘Guantanamo’
Former News of the World senior executive editor Alex Marunchak has said that he is stuck in a sort of…
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Neil Wallis not guilty of hacking: ‘Vicious politically-driven campaign has ruined my life’
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson's deputy broke down in tears as he was found not guilty of…
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Coulson and Edmondson fight legal bid to make them pay £861k prosecution costs
Former Number 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson returned to court yesterday to fight a legal bid to make him pay…
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Former News of the World deputy editor tells court he thought Blunkett affair story was from ‘sources’ – not phone-hacking
News of the World editor Andy Coulson convinced his deputy, from west London, that a scoop about then home secretary…
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Scott Trust chair: Before Guardian phone-hacking revelations ‘journalists had switched off their moral compass’
Scott Trust chair Dame Liz Forgan has said that it seemed like a “whole generation of journalists had switched off…
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Trial told hacking so widespread at NoW that former deputy editor Neil Wallis must have been involved
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson's deputy has gone on trial accused of plotting to hack voicemail messages.…
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