Freddie Starr case highlights plight of arrested journalists – 12 have been on bail for more than a year
The case of Freddie Starr graphically illustrates the toll an extended period on police bail can take on the suspect…
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Rebekah Brooks ‘took advantage’ of police sensitivity towards her to hide evidence, hacking trial told
Former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks (pictured: Reuters) "took advantage" of police sensitivity towards her to set in…
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Hacking trial summing up: ‘Who polices the journalists? Not Mrs Brooks’
Jurors in the phone-hacking trial were today told to consider who knew about the "rotten state of affairs" that went…
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Sajid Javid: Hacking down to ‘bad apples’ – press freedom ‘cornerstone of democracy’
New Culture Secretary Sajid Javid today reiterated his assertion that the press industry must now decide how to proceed with…
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Coulson: Idea royals were monitored by MI5 would have been ‘extremely newsworthy’
The idea that the voicemails of young royals were being monitored by MI5 would have been "shocking" and "extremely newsworthy",…
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Andy Coulson: I wouldn’t have been offered Tory job if they’d been aware of my phone-hacking knowledge
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson has admitted in court he would not have been offered the job…
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Andy Coulson denies he was ‘incompetent’ at running News of the World budget
Andy Coulson today denied that he was "incompetent" at running the News of the World budget while he was editor.…
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Coulson claim he ran Blunkett affair story because of terror arrest revelation an ‘invention’, court told
Andy Coulson's justification for exposing David Blunkett's affair in the News of the World, because the politician had let slip…
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