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David Yelland - A Victim's Response
Jane Winter, a victim of computer hacking, responds to David Yelland's Leveson anniversary speech.
1/12/13
Victim Stories
Ten things you need to know about the Royal Charter
Ten points explaining the Royal Charter on press self-regulation, including that it is not statutory regulation.
29/11/13
Briefings
The Leveson Charter Declaration: reasons to sign
Brian Cathcart urges people to sign the Leveson Charter Declaration, backed by more than one hundred prominent figures supporting the Royal Charter.
28/11/13
Campaigns
Hundreds of hacking calls made from 'private wire' inside NI HQ, jury told
Day 24 of the phone hacking trial: the court hears hundreds of hacking calls were made from a "private wire" inside News International's headquarters.
28/11/13
News
Prosecution: 15 million NI emails are missing
Day 23 of the phone hacking trial: the prosecution says 15 million News International emails were lost before the 2011 police investigation began.
27/11/13
News
Brooks explained how to hack phones at PM's birthday party, jury is told
Day 22 of the phone hacking trial: the court hears Rebekah Brooks discussed how to hack phones at a birthday party for the Prime Minister at Chequers in 2010.
26/11/13
News
Brooks told witness it was easy to hack phones of the famous, court hears
Day 21 of the phone hacking trial: Eimear Cook, wife of Colin Montgomerie, says Rebekah Brooks told her how easy it was to hack the phones of famous people.
25/11/13
News
Why regional and local papers lose under IPSO - and win with Royal Charter
Hacked Off launches a booklet for regional and local newspaper companies arguing they are better off under the Royal Charter than under IPSO.
25/11/13
Campaigns
Old Bailey: Coulson offered Goodman "every possible support" after arrest
Day 21 of the phone hacking trial: the court hears Andy Coulson offered Clive Goodman "every possible support" in a recorded 2006 call after Goodman's arrest.
25/11/13
News
Rebekah Brooks assured PCC "any journalist who breaks the law" was liable to summary dismissal
Day 19 of the phone hacking trial: the court hears Rebekah Brooks assured the PCC in 2009 that any journalist who broke the law was liable to summary dismissal.
21/11/13
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