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Hacked Off open letter to Prime Minister raises concern about Minister's criticism of Leveson Inquiry
Open letter from Hacked Off to the Prime Minister raising concern at Michael Gove's criticism of the Leveson Inquiry and the PM's support for it.
22/2/12
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If a Bulger killer was hacked, how did Mulcaire get his top secret number?
Brian Cathcart asks how Glenn Mulcaire obtained the secret phone number of one of James Bulger's killers, if reports that it was hacked are true.
19/2/12
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Rupert Murdoch must be held to his words
Brian Cathcart argues that Rupert Murdoch must be held to his words on zero tolerance of lawbreaking and cooperation with police.
17/2/12
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News International needs to decontaminate the Sun brand
Brian Cathcart argues in a Guardian Comment is Free piece that News International needs to decontaminate the Sun brand after a series of reversals.
16/2/12
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The Sun, the baby and the bathwater
Brian Cathcart considers fears for press freedom after the latest arrests of Sun journalists, asking whether free expression is at risk alongside corrupt practices.
12/2/12
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Heather Mills denies playing voicemail tape to Piers Morgan
Heather Mills denied to the Leveson Inquiry that she played a voicemail recording of Paul McCartney to Piers Morgan.
9/2/12
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Dacre recalled to answer questions on Hugh Grant - Leveson afternoon round up
Paul Dacre returned to the Leveson Inquiry to be questioned by David Sherborne about the Mail on Sunday's 'plummy-voiced executive' story on Hugh Grant.
9/2/12
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Former NoW news editor tells Leveson of bullying at the newspaper
Former NoW news editor Ian Edmondson told the Leveson Inquiry of a culture of bullying at the News of the World.
9/2/12
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Fifteen phone hacking cases settled by News International
News International settled a further fifteen phone hacking cases in the High Court, including those of Steve Coogan and Paul Gascoigne.
8/2/12
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Leveson afternoon round up: Keir Starmer, Trans Media Watch, SAMM
Keir Starmer, Trans Media Watch and SAMM gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry; Starmer said an interim policy on prosecuting journalists would be ready within weeks.
8/2/12
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