High Court told of 30 new hacking claims against Mirror publisher including former Doctor Who
Trinity Mirror, the publisher of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People, is now believed to be facing at…
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Hacking trial judge begins summing up: Jurors told not to be ‘dazzled’ by defendants’ power and influence
Jurors in the hacking trial have been told not to be "dazzled" by the defendants' power and influence when they…
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Judgement of Charlie Brooks ‘foolish or stupid – but not criminal’, says defence
Rebekah Brooks's husband Charlie, from Oxfordshire, was capable of drinking a bottle of Fairy Liquid but not of perverting the…
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Mark Hanna defence says security chief ‘caught up in this huge, sensational case which in truth has nothing to do with him’
If Charlie Brooks was the "Moriarty of the Chipping Norton set" intent on destroying evidence for his wife, he could…
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Book by hacking trial tweeter Peter Jukes promises ‘uncensored’ account as soon as reporting restrictions lifted
Blogger Peter Jukes is to write a book providing an “uncensored” account of the hacking trial to be published shortly…
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Cheryl Carter defence: ‘Has there ever been a more unlikely candidate standing in the dock of the Old Bailey?’
Rebekah Brooks's "big hearted" former personal assistant was the most unlikely character to appear in the dock at the Old…
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Kuttner defence tells hacking trial he is only guilty of being ‘too trusting’
Retired newspaper man Stuart Kuttner (pictured, Reuters) may be guilty of being "too trusting" but that is no crime, jurors…
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Coulson defence tells hacking trial case against him was not ‘rigorous, open-minded or fair’
The case against former News of the World editor Andy Coulson was neither "rigorous, open-minded or fair", the hacking trial…
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