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Former Home Secretary accuses Met Police of 'lethargy' over response to phone hacking allegations
Alan Johnson accused the Met Police of lethargy over phone hacking allegations, telling the Leveson Inquiry.
22/5/12
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Lord Smith admits he should have 'pushed further' on press regulation after Princess Diana's death
Lord Smith admitted he should have pushed further on press regulation after Princess Diana's death.
22/5/12
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News of the World Fake Sheikh commissioned PI to follow Tom Watson at party conference
Tom Watson told the Leveson Inquiry that Mazher Mahmood commissioned a private investigator to follow him at a party conference.
22/5/12
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Lord Mandelson denies 'Faustian pact' between New Labour and Murdoch
Lord Mandelson denied a Faustian pact between New Labour and Murdoch, telling the Leveson Inquiry.
21/5/12
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Tessa Jowell denies failing to help police with phone hacking prosecutions
Tessa Jowell denied failing to help police with phone hacking prosecutions, telling the Leveson Inquiry.
21/5/12
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Leveson Inquiry, Week 19 – Politicians and commentators
Weekly summary of Leveson Inquiry week 19, covering module three evidence from politicians and commentators.
20/5/12
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Rebekah Brooks and the course of justice
Brian Cathcart considers whether Rebekah Brooks can receive a fair trial on charges of perverting the course of justice.
18/5/12
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Rally for Media Reform: democracy in Britain corrupted by illegal and unethical press practices
Hugh Grant told a Hacked Off and CCMR rally that democracy in Britain has been corrupted by illegal and unethical press practices.
18/5/12
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Sir Harold Evans: Murdoch's takeover of Times 'seminal event' in press and politicians collusion
Sir Harold Evans told the Leveson Inquiry Murdoch's takeover of Times Newspapers was a seminal event in press-politician collusion.
18/5/12
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Peter Oborne: meetings between journalists and politicians 'potential conspiracy against the public'
Peter Oborne told the Leveson Inquiry meetings between journalists and politicians can be a potential conspiracy against the public.
17/5/12
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