Murdoch and the politicians

A riveting account of the British phone hacking scandal reveals a world of corrupted power

Coulson admits exposing affair ironic when he was having one

Former News of the World editor exposed David Blunkett’s affair

Coulson admits rubber-stamping £1,000 payment to source

Former ‘News of the World’ editor tells trial he did not believe cash was for policeman

Milly Dowler job story was ‘nonsense’, Coulson tells jury at phone-hacking trial

Former ‘News of the World’ editor denies knowledge of hacking other than ‘in pretty vague terms’

Affair with Brooks ‘wrong’, Cameron’s ex- media chief Coulson says

Former News of the World editor is on trial over phone hacking charges

Former ‘News of the World‘ royal editor denies stealing cash from paper

Clive Goodman says cash requests for £214,000 over six years were all genuine

Princess Diana leaked royal directories, court hears

Clive Goodman says confidential directory delivered to News of the World offices in 1992

Brooks says she never approved phone hacking

Former News of the World editor says she learned of Milly Dowler phone hacking from ‘Guardian’

Rebekah Brooks denies having affair with Coulson

Ex-Murdoch editor fights back tears while giving evidence at Old Bailey

Kate Middleton ‘voicemails hacked’

News of the World accused of hacking messages from Prince William to Kate Middleton

Rebekah Brooks was hacking victim, court hears

Former News of the World editor had her own voicemail repeatedly targeted

Jolie stunt double had phone hacked, British court hears

Kate Middleton’s name also on a list entitled ‘target evaluation’

Hacking trial hears voicemails of former home secretary

David Blunkett suspected close friend sought to destroy him amid claims over relationship with friend

Former editor concerned about breakdown in trust in politics, church, banks

Charities urged to be honest beyond necessity

UK police ‘failed to investigate Milly claim’

Officers did not investigate claim by newspaper executive that tabloid had listened to murdered schoolgirl’s voicemail

Surveillance culture is the enemy of bizarre love triangles

The extension of information obsession to the field of intimacy ruins the mystery, poetry and suspense

News Corp titles ‘repeatedly’ hacked phones and paid bribes

Court hears News of the World journalist accessed voicemail left by Prince Harry

Brooks and Coulson ‘had affair’ during hacking period

Old Bailey told police found letter between ex-News of the World editors saying ‘I love you’

Britain approves new press regulation system backed by royal charter

Independent press regulator could fine newspapers but not stop publication

NotW bosses ‘must have known’ about phone hacking

Trial of Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson begins at the Old Bailey in London

Jury told British ‘justice on trial’ in phone-hacking case

Prosecution to outline case against Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson tomorrow

Britain’s high-profile phone-hacking trial begins at Old Bailey

Jury selection starts in trial of former spin doctor Andy Coulson and Sun editor Rebekah Brooks

UK police investigate Trinity Mirror over phone hacking

Probe centres on whether newspaper publisher criminally liable

Lawmakers to recall Murdoch after he belittles police inquiry in secret recording

News Corp chairman told staff he regretted helping phone-hacking inquiry

Head of news at Murdoch’s Sun to be charged over payments

Chris Pharo faces court for conspiring with army, prison and police officers to commit misconduct

Ex-News of the World editor Coulson denies phone hacking

Former media chief to PM pleads not guilty to unlawful interception of voicemails

Mirror group dragged into UK phone-hacking scandal

Four journalists connected to newspapers arrested and later bailed

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