Prescott: No win, no fee helped expose hacking scandal
Lord Prescott claimed last night that the extent to which the hacking scandal has led to arrests and prosecutions has…
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Regional press behaves ethically, editors tell Leveson
The UK’s regional press has a strong reputation for behaving ethically and should not be tarnished by the phone-hacking scandal,…
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James Harding: We should have gone harder on hacking
Times editor James Harding said he turned down an opportunity to break the MPs’ expenses scandal because he did not…
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Hislop: Wrongdoing exposed by Leveson already illegal
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop has warned Lord Justice Leveson against statutory regulation of the press – arguing that the…
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Sly Bailey: Regionals division facing a ‘falling knife’
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey told the Leveson Inquiry yesterday that the business was facing ‘intense’commercial pressures – and…
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Ken Clarke: ‘I see no case for privacy law’
Justice secretary Kenneth Clarke yesterday told MPs he saw no case for introducing a specific privacy law to curb the…
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Lloyd Embley ‘not aware’ of phone-hacking at the People
The People editor Lloyd Embley told the Leveson Inquiry this afternoon that he was not aware of phone-hacking ever taking…
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Wallace: Jefferies coverage is ‘black mark on my record’
Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace has described his paper’s coverage of Chris Jefferies following his arrest on suspicion of murdering…
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