Global press freedom groups tell Cameron: Scrap press regulation laws and lay off The Guardian
An international group of press freedom organisations has urged David Cameron to scrap the Royal Charter-backed system of press regulation…
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Piers Morgan ‘questioned under caution’ as part of phone-hacking probe
Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan has been questioned over claims of phone hacking, he confirmed today. The 48-year-old was…
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Dan Evans admits ‘sticky keys defence’ lie about phone-hacking but insists evidence against Coulson is the truth
Former tabloid reporter Dan Evans has been challenged in court over his allegation that his boss at the News of…
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Rebekah wanted James Harding to reveal Times phone-hacking story source, court told
Rebekah Brooks asked Times editor James Harding to reveal his sources on the Milly Dowler phone-hacking story, a court has…
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Hacking trial told that porn was among material placed by Charlie Brooks in underground car park
The hacking trial has been told that a pornographic magazine called Lesbian Lovers and seven DVDs were among the material…
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WAN-IFRA press freedom mission to UK: What no mention of the 61 UK journalists arrested since 2011?
The World Association of Newspapers' first press freedom mission to the UK is in the midst of a round of…
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NI archivist handed over boxes of Brooks notebooks to assistant hours after Coulson arrest
A News International archivist handed over boxes of then chief executive Rebekah Brooks' notebooks, hours after Andy Coulson was arrested…
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Hacking trial round-up: Enough scandal and intrigue to fill an edition of the News of the World
The trial of Andy Coulson, Rebekah Brooks and six others for conspiracy to hack and make illegal payments has already…
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