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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Clive Goodman tells Scottish Court that Coulson knew about Royal phone-hacking plot
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson knew phone-hacking was happening at the newspaper while he was editor, one…
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Perjury trial of former News of the World editor Andy Coulson begins
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson (pictured, Reuters) has gone on trial in Scotland accused of committing perjury.…
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Phone-hacking victim and Murdoch ‘scourge’ Chris Bryant appointed shadow culture secretary
Labour MP Chris Bryant (pictured, Reuters) has been named as the shadow culture secretary, replacing Harriet Harman, who has held…
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News Corp hacking scandal costs rise to $512m
The cost to News Corp of dealing with the phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World has risen to…
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