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Met: Inquiry presenting 'partial picture' of police press office
Ed Stearns, head of media at the Metropolitan Police, told the Leveson Inquiry it was presenting a 'partial picture' of the work of the police press office.
3/4/12
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Rebekah Brooks applies for third time to become inquiry core participant
Rebekah Brooks applied for a third time for core participant status in the Leveson Inquiry, ahead of module three on the press and politicians.
3/4/12
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Former assistant commissioner attended wedding of NoW crime reporter
Lucy Panton, former News of the World crime reporter, told the Leveson Inquiry that former Met assistant commissioner John Yates attended her wedding.
3/4/12
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Former NoW deputy editor denies having an 'arm lock' on senior police officers
Former News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis, recalled to the Leveson Inquiry, denied having an 'arm lock' on senior Metropolitan Police officers.
2/4/12
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Tabloid coverage of Ipswich murders 'unhelpful', inquiry hears
Former Suffolk assistant chief constable Stewart Gull told the Leveson Inquiry that tabloid coverage of the Ipswich murders was 'unhelpful'.
2/4/12
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New police guidelines on dealing with press to be rolled out later this year
ACPO's Chief Constable Mike Cunningham told the Leveson Inquiry new police guidelines on dealing with the press and hospitality will roll out later this year.
29/3/12
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Malthouse claims number of hacking investigation staff to rise to 200 next year
Deputy London mayor Kit Malthouse told the Leveson Inquiry that staff on phone-hacking investigations would rise to 200 the following year.
29/3/12
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Leveson warns inquiry participants of Operation Motorman leaks to journalists
Lord Justice Leveson warned inquiry participants not to leak to journalists after an ITN programme on Operation Motorman.
29/3/12
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IPCC chief denies existence of 'endemic' corruption between police and press
IPCC chief executive Jane Furniss told the Leveson Inquiry there is no evidence of endemic corruption between police officers and the press.
28/3/12
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Avon and Somerset police chief denies Mirror claims over police briefings
Avon and Somerset Chief Constable Colin Port told the Leveson Inquiry that the Daily Mirror editor's claims about police briefings on the Joanna Yeates case were 'outrageous'.
27/3/12
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