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The British parliament’s commissioner for standards has opened an inquiry into allegations Jeremy Hunt failed to register donations from media companies.
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A House of Commons committee says News International and the News of the World misled it over the phone-hacking scandal.
The 81-year-old tells Leveson: “I failed, and I’m sorry about it,” adding later: “We are now a new company altogether.”
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt is under pressure to resign following testimony from James Murdoch at the Leveson inquiry yesterday. Rupert Murdoch appears before the media inquiry today.
Sky News authorised a journalist to access emails of individuals suspected of criminal activity.
The Vatican is investigating the leak of confidential documents that allege corruption and financial mismanagement among Holy See officials.
The Metropolitan Police have said that five men and one woman have been arrested in connection with phone hacking this morning.
The Press Complaints Commission will be replaced with an interim body before a radically different regulator is set up in the wake of the Leveson inquiry.
The revelation comes after days of speculation about the British prime minister’s relationship with the former News International executive and her former police horse.
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A report indicates that it might well have happened, raising new questions about the British prime minister’s relationship with the former News International executive who resigned over phone hacking.
The Leveson inquiry today heard evidence from one police investigator who said the former News International chief executive was targeted on a weekly basis.
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The son of media tycoon Rupert Murdoch had been under considerable pressure over the ongoing phone hacking scandal.
The former editor of the Sun and the News of the World was lent the retired horse for two years by the Metropolitan Police.
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The senior police officer leading the phone hacking probe gave evidence to the Leveson inquiry into media ethics today.
The paper has launched a Sunday edition less than year after News International shut down its Sunday tabloid, the News of The World.
The wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is taking legal action against the former publisher of the News of The World newspaper.
The new paper will fill the gap left when The News of the World closed last summer at the height of the hacking scandal.
Usernames and passwords were compromised in the attack on the exam support service.
The inquiry set up in the wake of the News of the World hacking scandal continues to receive witness testimonies today.
Labour MP Tom Watson has made the claim today. News International has declined to comment.
News International admitted it paid a private investigator to hack phones and blag information about a number of high profile figures in the UK who received compensation yesterday.
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Thousands of personal details and credit card information were stolen from the Stratfor site, according to hackers.
The 52-year-old woman was arrested this morning by police investigating alleged illegal payments from journalists to officers.
James Murdoch received emails indicating phone hacking at the News of The World went beyond one reporter but he maintains he did not read them.
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The judge heading the inquiry into media ethics in the UK has called for clarification of the matter as the long running phone hacking saga took another twist today.
A 41-year-old man was arrested this morning and is being held in south London on suspicion of conspiring to access voicemails and pervert the course of justice.