News of the World phone-hackers Thurlbeck and Weatherup cleared to sue for unfair dismissal
A judge has ruled that two News of the World journalists convicted of phone-hacking have the right to proceed with…
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Former Sunday Mirror investigations editor Graham Johnson avoids prison after admitting hacking
Former Sunday Mirror investigations editor Graham Johnson avoided jail today after coming forward to police to admit phone-hacking. Johnson was…
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News Corp records operating loss of £3.5m – down from £51m profit – as company spends £100m on legal fees and hacking fallout
News Corp made an operating loss of £3.5m, down from a £51m profit, in the year to June as it…
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News of the World features editor Jules Stenson pleads guilty to phone-hacking as Neil Wallis denies offence
A senior former News Of The World editor has become the latest journalist to be convicted of plotting to hack…
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Sunday Mirror journalist who approached police with confession pleads guilty to phone-hacking over a week in 2001
A former Sunday Mirror journalist has admitted hacking phones after voluntarily coming forward to confess to police. Graham Johnson, 46,…
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News of the World phone-hacking stories gave David Walliams ‘sense of paranoia and worry’, court hears as comedian settles claim
Actor and comedian David Walliams has settled his phone-hacking damages claim. Walliams, who is best known for the sketch show…
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Judge leaves former NoW managing editor Kuttner £135,000 out of pocket because ‘he knew about Milly phone hack’
Rebekah Brooks's husband Charlie Brooks and the former managing editor of the News Of The World "brought suspicion on themselves",…
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Piers Morgan hits back at Private Eye ‘hatchet job’ linking him to phone-hacking at Sunday Mirror
Piers Morgan has denied a Private Eye story saying he was editor-in-chief of the Sunday Mirror at the time of…
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