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REMEMBER the News of the World? Just four months have passed since the paper was closed in the wake of the phone hacking scandal and already it has pa...
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....
Tom Watson, the MP central to chasing down the phone hacking inquiry, has described new evidence against News Of The World as "devastating". On Tue...
Carole Caplin, Cherie Blair's former lifestyle guru, has won her defamation claim against the Daily Mail after it falsely accused her of wanting to se...
Phone-hacking campaigner Tom Watson has said there is "no chance" he will quit his role on the committee investigating the scandal. John Whittingda...
Specialist detectives from the Metropolitan Police have discovered the existence of a secret mobile phone within News International's east London head...
Les Hinton, Rupert Murdoch's right hand man, has denied any role in the phone hacking scandal but admitted: "The full story is unclear". In a bizar...
David Cameron has been accused of pushing ahead with the Leveson Inquiry into phone hacking despite advice from the Attorney-General it could compromi...
Rupert Murdoch has confirmed that he intends to make a personal donation of £1 million to charity by way of an apology for the hacking of murdered sc...
On a very cold Tuesday at 12 noon I met with Isobel Hulsmann outside the Home Office. Isabel is 83 years old and for the past 24 years she and her family have been at the centre of what London's Assistant Police Commissioner called "one of the most deplorable episodes in the entire history of the Metropolitan Police Service."
Surrey Police was aware that Milly Dowler's phone was hacked by someone working for the News of the World (NoTW) in 2002, the force's chief has said. ...
Tom Watson has bought shares in News Corp - and has said he plans to address its annual conference on 21st October. The Labour MP is known his cri...
A solicitor from the prestigious law firm which represents the Queen has said he was aware phone hacking at the News of the World may have gone beyond...
The police force that investigated the murder of Milly Dowler has been accused of knowing in 2002 that the schoolgirl's phone was hacked. Claims we...
Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey revealed this afternoon that the use of private detectives has been banned at her newspaper titles. ...
Daily Mail editor in chief Paul Dacre has issued a punchy defence of the British newspaper industry saying journalists are “indisputably better beha...
Hugh Grant strikes me as a man frustrated. Giving interviews at a fringe event at the Tory party conference this week, he once again continued his eff...
Phone hacking campaigner Tom Watson should step down from his position on the Commons committee probing the scandal, its chairman has said. John Wh...
Interior designer Kelly Hoppen has accepted £60,000 damages in the High Court to settle her phone hacking claim over the News of the World scandal....
The former political editor of the Sun, Trevor Kavanagh, has voiced concerns that the Leveson inquiry into phone hacking and press standards could bec...
A former editor of the News of the World and the editor of the Guardian are among the first journalists to appear before the phone hacking inquiry. ...
It reads like a Who’s Who list of the newspaper industry. This is the full list of invited audience for the first of the Leveson Inquiry seminars on...
The possibility of Rupert Murdoch launching a replacement Sunday newspaper for the defunct News of the World increased yesterday as News International...
Rupert Murdoch is a "force of nature" and a "phenomenon", a cabinet minister said yesterday as he defended the media mogul's record in British journal...
