Glenn Mulcaire loses Supreme Court secrecy bid
Private investigator Glenn Mulcaire has lost a Supreme Court fight to keep the identity of the person who instructed him…
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David Leigh: ‘I didn’t know phone-hacking was a crime’
Guardian investigations editor David Leigh, who has been told that he will not be prosecuted for intercepting a phone message…
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Paul Dacre outlines plans for new press regulator
Independent experts from the police, judiciary and civil service could be called on to advise on press standards under a…
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£8m cost of Met’s hacking and corruption probes
The Met has spent almost £8m investigating allegations of wrongdoing involving journalists over the last year. New figures obtained by…
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Leveson to respond to MoS’s ‘quit threat’ report
Lord Justice Leveson, who is heading the investigation into media ethics, will give his public reaction next week to a…
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David Cameron says Coulson appointment ‘haunted’ him
David Cameron admitted today that the decision to employ former News of the World editor Andy Coulson had "haunted" him.…
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David Leigh, The Guardian investigations executive editor who admitted phone-hacking in 2006, was told today that he will not face…
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Rebekah Brooks bailed on phone-hack charges
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and her racehorse trainer husband Charlie today made their first appearance in court…
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