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Tony Blair denies 'cosy' relationship with Rupert Murdoch
Tony Blair told the Leveson Inquiry he had made no deal with Rupert Murdoch but accepted he took the views of the Murdoch press into account in government.
28/5/12
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Hunt and other officials knew of former SpAd's contact with News Corp lobbyist
The Leveson Inquiry heard Jeremy Hunt and DCMS officials knew of adviser Adam Smith's contact with a News Corp lobbyist.
25/5/12
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Hunt given legal advice against 'unwise' representations to Cable on BSkyB bid
Jeremy Hunt was advised in 2010 that it would be unwise to make representations to Vince Cable on the BSkyB bid.
25/5/12
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Former home secretary denies being briefed on phone hacking in 2006
Lord Reid denied being briefed on phone hacking in 2006, telling the Leveson Inquiry.
24/5/12
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Cameron knew Hunt supported BSkyB bid before appointing him to replace Cable
The Leveson Inquiry heard David Cameron knew Jeremy Hunt backed the BSkyB bid before appointing him to replace Vince Cable.
24/5/12
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'Great pity' government could not agree on press regulation, says former Major cabinet minister
Lord Brooke told the Leveson Inquiry it was a great pity the Major government could not agree on press regulation.
24/5/12
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Piers Morgan told Jeremy Paxman how mobile phones could be hacked
Jeremy Paxman told the Leveson Inquiry Piers Morgan explained to him how mobile phones could be hacked.
23/5/12
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Andrew Marr: new regulatory regime could take away 'feeding tube' from the press
Andrew Marr told the Leveson Inquiry that new regulation could take away the feeding tube from a struggling press.
23/5/12
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Minister in charge of reviewing press regulation under John Major gives evidence
Stephen Dorrell, who oversaw the response to Calcutt under John Major, told the Leveson Inquiry the Government decided to do nothing.
23/5/12
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Barrister calls on inquiry to investigate if newspapers still using alleged illegally obtained information
David Sherborne asked the Leveson Inquiry to investigate whether newspapers still use illegally obtained information.
22/5/12
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