News of the World journalists hacked phones for their former editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, one of the paper's ex-reporters has told the Lev...
The British public, as well as tabloid newspapers, must tackle its faults if we are to gain a better standard of journalism in this country.
James Murdoch has resigned as a director of the publishers of The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times, it has been reported. Rupert Murdoch's son i...
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and her husband are expecting a baby by a surrogate mother, her spokesman said. The couple...
Journalists hacked into the voicemails of Milly Dowler's parents in order to follow them as they retraced their daughter's final moments, it has been ...
Neville Thurlbeck, the former News of the World journalist named in the infamous "For Neville" phone hacking email, has revealed his own version of ev...
The News of the World told a private detective he had to "become a journalist" after the paper's royal editor was arrested for phone hacking, the pres...
The public inquiry into journalistic ethics sparked by the phone-hacking scandal will hear from the company at the heart of the controversy. Rhodri...
Private detective Glenn Mulcaire's notebooks suggest he hacked phones for the Sun and the Mirror as well as for a series of News of the World journali...
A former senior executive at News of the World worked for the Mail on Sunday days before he was linked to computer hacking, it has emerged. Alex Ma...
On Thursday the Metropolitan Police got back in touch regarding the News of the World hacking saga. The next stage for me is travelling to see them at the end of the week. So far all the information I've been told is the numbers found on the notebook of some 'journalist', and subsequently recognised as being mine, along with a postcode, which I also recognised as mine! One of the numbers was my old answerphone number, so let's see where this now goes - I can see this getting interesting...
So, James Murdoch was "disingenuous" during this week's select committee hearing into The News of the World phone hacking saga. We probably could have predicted that outcome in advance of the event; what would have been more difficult to predict was that an investigation into journalistic (mal)practice could turn so quickly into an argument about female MPs' working hours. I don't actually care whether Louise Mensch's actions were 'display parenting' or 'parental grandstanding', rather than just articulating the basic facts, as some have suggested. However, I do care that she has highlighted the reality of having a demanding career and balancing a family at the same time. And I speak as someone who doesn't even have children.
Police investigating phone-hacking at the News of the World have recovered e-mails from India that could take the inquiry to a new level. The Daily...
Moments of truth can define public lives. Single instances or images forever captured in the public imagination can cause people to be inextricably ...
Tom Crone, the former legal manager of News International, has as attacked James Murdoch's evidence to MPs on phone hacking as "disingenuous". Dur...
James Murdoch has robustly defended himself in front of Parliament's inquiry into phone hacking at the News of the World, insisting that he knew nothi...
James Murdoch was sensationally accused of being a Mafia boss by Tom Watson as he faced a fierce grilling over News of the World phone hacking on Thur...
James Murdoch, once a man presumed by all to takeover one of the most powerful media empires on the planet, has been brought to the brink. At 11am on Thursday, he has a chance to turn his luck around. The odds in his favour may be tiny, but his potential gains are colossal.
James Murdoch is facing the Commons Culture Committee for a second time, as MPs investigate whether the News International chief misled parliament in ...
The News of the World's former chief reporter has claimed he has refused a police offer to give evidence against his ex-employers. Neville Thurlbec...
News International executive chairman James Murdoch is preparing for a make-or-break appearance before Parliament as he returns for his second grillin...
Alan McGee, the founder of Creation Records, has been told he could have had his phone hacked by News of the World. He was informed in a letter tha...
Rebekah Brooks, the former News of the World editor who resigned as chief executive of News International at the height of the phone-hacking scandal, ...
The number of possible victims of phone hacking by the News of the World now stands at close to 5,800, police have said. As of Thursday the total f...
Closing the News of the World cost Rupert Murdoch's News Corp $91m (£57.2m), the company has announced....
