First News International hacking trial begins: Brooks, Coulson, Kuttner and Edmondson are among the accused
Former News International (now News UK) chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-government spin doctor Andy Coulson will appear at the…
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News UK issues tough new guidance on illegal payments and sets up whistleblowers’ hotline
Times Newspapers and Sun publisher News UK has issued tough new guidance on bribery and illegal payments. The guidelines sent…
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News Corp reveals phone-hacking legal costs of £238m
Rupert Murdoch’s media empire has spent $382m (£238m) over the past two years on legal fees dealing with the aftermath…
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Trinity Mirror facing investigation over whether it is ‘criminally liable’ for phone-hacking
The Sunday Mirror is under investigation over suspected phone hacking, its publisher revealed today. In a statement to the stock…
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‘Why is it ok to pursue journalists but not the City?’ ask MPs as Soca given deadline to reveal rogue investigator clients
A list of clients of rogue private detectives is to be published by Monday after a group of influential MPs…
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Sun’s stolen mobile data ‘conspiracy’ unravels as second journalist is cleared
A second Sun journalist has been cleared after a year on bail following his arrest by police investigating computer hacking.…
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Trial of Brooks, Coulson, Kuttner and five others delayed to 28 October
The trial of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks over allegations of phone hacking at the News of the…
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Met launches News UK ‘corporate investigation’ over phone hacking, reports claim
The Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation into the corporate responsibility of News UK over the phone-hacking scandal, it was…
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