Coulson perjury trial told news editor used hand gesture to indicate when stories sourced through phone-hacking
Hacking phones was "systematic" at the News of the World, the perjury trial of the newspaper's former editor has heard.…
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‘What a mug I was’: Former Times diarist Hugo Rifkind on getting celeb stories without hacking phones
Times columnist Hugo Rifkind has told of the frustrations of being a celebrity journalist around the time that tabloid phone-hacking…
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Hugh Grant, Liz Hurley and Jemima Khan among 98 confirmed legal claims against Mirror titles in wake of hacking scandal
Mirror Group Newspapers has now been sued by nearly 100 actors, sports stars and other individuals in the High Court…
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News of the World journalists thought Milly Dowler voicemails from police source, court told
News of the World private investigator Glenn Mulcaire told journalists on the paper that he obtained the voicemail messages of…
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Why the ‘enormity’ of Mirror phone-hacking prompted biggest ever privacy awards by a UK judge
Trinity Mirror has said it is likely to appeal privacy damages payouts of £1.2m to eight victims of its phone-hacking…
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How publish and be damned took on a new meaning at the Mirror
The Daily Mirror built its circulation to more than 4.5m in the years after the Second World War with a…
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Hacked Off: Mirror faces hundreds of hacking claims but could curb costs by joining Leveson-compliant press regulator
Campaign group Hacked Off has predicted that Trinity Mirror will face hundreds more phone-hacking claims. It follows news this morning…
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Trinity Mirror phone-hacking costs estimate rises to £28m after record £1.2m privacy payouts to eight claimants
More than £1 million in damages has been awarded to celebrities including Paul Gascoigne and Sadie Frost over phone-hacking by…
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