Phone hacking

Facebook-owned messenger service confirms attempts to access regional parliament speaker’s device

Labour had called for the inquiry into phone-hacking and press regulation to continue

Ex-F1 boss will attempt to use data protection laws to gag press in landmark trial

David Cameron’s former spin doctor Andy Coulson sent to jail for conspiracy to hack phones

National Theatre's Nicholas Hytner rushes out play which had to be rehearsed in secret during Coulson trial

Jury fails to reach verdict on two other charges faced by Coulson after Cameron's premature apology

Jury fails to reach verdict on remaining charges against Andy Coulson and Clive Goodman

But Andy Coulson found guilty of plotting to hack phones while editor of the News of the World

Court hears duchess had her phone hacked five years before her marriage to Prince William

Phone-hacking trial hears how Princess of Wales was News of the World's ‘mole in the palace

Former News of the World reporter claims he was hired on the basis of his phone-hacking skills

Jude Law's claim that his phone was hacked on US soil haunts Murdoch as he prepares for TV honour

Hollywood star is told that a member of his family was paid by News of the World to leak information

Charlie Brooks appears in basement car park with laptop, later found hidden behind bins by cleaner

New to Twitter, Rupert Murdoch slags off British before wife Wendi Deng steps in

Murdoch Jnr leaves directorships of two publishing subsidiaries – but keeps all his key roles. Why?

James Murdoch gets through another grilling in Parliament - but his competence is in question

Respected Sun journalist defendsthe tabloids as editors turn outat the start of the investigation

Talking Point: the only code of conduct UK journalists need is ‘don’t break the law’

Actress who took on News of the World over phone hacking initially pointed the finger at family and friends

Met told Rebekah Brooks hacking was widespread ‘earlier than Murdoch team have admitted’

Talking Point: The Met’s Official Secrets Act threat was ill-advised, but was the Guardian asking for trouble?

Huge payout raises the bar for compensation – but how will it go down with News Corp’s shareholders?

Police action is an abuse of the Official Secrets Act and the Human Rights Act, say editors and lawyers

Former News of the World legal chief Tom Crone contradicts Murdoch Jnr’s evidence to MPs

Comedian pursuing phone hacking case says he objected to seeing Coulson ‘at the heart of power’