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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Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan confirms second Met Police interview about phone-hacking
Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan has been questioned by Scotland Yard detectives in connection with claims of phone-hacking. The…
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Met Police officers investigating Mirror titles ‘sitting on dozens of unopened bin-bags of material’, reports The Times
The Metropolitan Police is reportedly “sitting on dozens of unopened bin-bags of material” gathered by officers investigating Trinity Mirror national…
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Mirror defence: Claim of ‘unparalleled’ phone-hacking harm ‘simply wrong and can be rejected’
A claim by lawyers for phone-hacking victims that they had suffered "unparalleled" harm was simply wrong, the High Court has…
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Ex-Daily Mirror journalist James Hipwell tells court hacking was ‘endemic’ – and denies ‘ultimate payback’ motivation
Former Mirror Group journalist James Hipwell (pictured, Reuters) has denied that giving evidence to the High Court phone-hacking trial was…
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Ex-Sunday Mirror journalist Dan Evans tells court how he became ‘in-house hacker’ after tutoring from ‘inner circle’
Former Sunday Mirror journalist Dan Evans (pictured, Reuters) told the High Court yesterday how he would "place myself in [the]…
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Neville Thurlbeck says of arrested journalists: ‘They will be given a second chance, as I have’
Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck has reassured colleagues that there is life after being caught up…
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