The Sunday papers: From investigative brilliance to scurrilous gossip
Mapping the history of that most Irish of newspaper genres – the Sunday paper
Steve Coogan wins phone-hacking damages
Mirror Group ordered to pay damages to celebrity in relation to 62 published articles
Billy Bragg makes tracks around ‘the old, weird America’
The singer-songwriter recorded his latest album on a marathon 2,728-mile rail journey
Milly Dowler’s family speak of ‘torment’ over killer’s confession
Levi Bellfield tells police of how teenager died after being snatched off street in Surrey in 2002
Power, politics and the press: the man who brought Rupert Murdoch to book
Nick Davies’s pursuit of the phone-hacking scandal shut down the ‘News of the World’. Now he’ll show you how to be an investigative reporter
Rebekah Brooks set to run Dublin-based Storyful
Former tabloid editor cleared in hacking trial returning to Murdoch’s News Corp
Phone hacking: Andy Coulson sentenced to 18 months
Judge says Coulson ‘knew about it, he encouraged it when he should have stopped it’
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’
Brooks says she never approved phone hacking
Former News of the World editor says she learned of Milly Dowler phone hacking from ‘Guardian’
UK police ‘failed to investigate Milly claim’
Officers did not investigate claim by newspaper executive that tabloid had listened to murdered schoolgirl’s voicemail
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