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Celebrity magazine editors give evidence to Leveson
Editors of Heat, Hello! and OK! told the Leveson Inquiry about celebrity stories, privacy and regulation, agreeing that private lives were not 'open season'.
18/1/12
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Regional editors give evidence to the inquiry - Leveson round up
Regional and national newspaper editors from the Scotsman, South Wales Evening Post, Glasgow Herald and Belfast Telegraph gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.
18/1/12
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Times editor claims politicians could control press if statutory regulation introduced
Times editor James Harding tells the Leveson Inquiry that statutory regulation could let politicians control the press.
17/1/12
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Ian Hislop, Times and Guardian give evidence - Leveson round up
Round-up of evidence given to the Leveson Inquiry by Ian Hislop of Private Eye and representatives of The Times and The Guardian.
17/1/12
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Hislop: "I do not believe in a regulated press"
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop tells the Leveson Inquiry he does not believe in a regulated press.
17/1/12
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Wallace: 'Might well have been phone hacking' at the Mirror - Leveson round up
Round-up of Trinity Mirror executives and editors, including Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace, giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry on 16 January 2012.
16/1/12
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Whittow claims PCC could have stopped publishing of libellous McCann stories
Daily Express editor Hugh Whittow tells the Leveson Inquiry the PCC could have stopped libellous coverage of the McCanns.
12/1/12
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Express and Star newspapers admit using PI Whittamore until 2010
Express Newspapers' head of legal tells the Leveson Inquiry the group used private investigator Steve Whittamore until 2010.
12/1/12
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Former Express editor denies obsession with McCanns story
Former Daily Express editor Peter Hill denies to the Leveson Inquiry that he was obsessed with the McCann story.
12/1/12
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Daily Star editor admits headlines can "go too far"
Daily Star editor Dawn Neesom tells the Leveson Inquiry that headlines sometimes "go too far".
12/1/12
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