Brian Cathcart examines a remark at Glenn Mulcaire's 2007 sentencing about other collaborators at the News of the World.

Questions that a 'PCC Plus' proposal, as suggested by Roy Greenslade, would need to answer; reproduced from the Media Standards Trust.

Report, originally from Inforrm, on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee hearing with four former News of the World executives including Colin Myler and Tom Crone.

Newspaper groups, phone hacking victims, police and politicians applied for core participant status at the Leveson Inquiry on 6 September 2011.

Brian Cathcart contrasts Tom Crone and Colin Myler's September 2011 appearance before MPs with their combative evidence to the Commons media select committee in July 2009.

Former News International staff including Colin Myler and Tom Crone are due before the Culture, Media and Sport committee on 6 September 2011.

Lord Justice Leveson will hear core participant applications at the Royal Courts of Justice on Tuesday 6 September 2011.

Operation Weeting officers have reportedly warned Robert Thompson, a killer of James Bulger, that his phone may have been hacked by the News of the World; republished from INFORRM.

Brian Cathcart argues the Press Complaints Commission still believes it has a future despite its failures, and that it is about to be discarded.

Operation Weeting officers told Sara Payne, mother of Sarah Payne, that her details were found in Glenn Mulcaire's notes, suggesting her phone may have been hacked by the News of the World.