November 23, 2016

Phone-hacking victim and former journalist joins IPSO advisory panel for readers

November 17, 2016

Steve McFadden, Natasha Kaplinsky and Les Dennis among 29 Mirror phone-hacking payouts

November 15, 2016

Second Lords bid to impose phone-hacking case cost penalties on the press is rejected by House of Commons

October 31, 2016

Second Lords defeat for Government over costs in phone-hacking cases

October 28, 2016

Supreme Court to hear Mirror Group Newspapers' appeal over phone-hacking fees

October 12, 2016

Lords vote through Leveson law forcing publishers to pay both sides' costs in hacking claims that they win

September 9, 2016

Baronet report sheds further light on incompetence of the police and criminality of the News of the World

September 8, 2016

Surrey Police: At least five officers knew NoW hacked Milly Dowler voicemails in 2002, 'deep regret' no action was taken

June 14, 2016

MPs vote against forcing Leveson two inquiry into media hacking and the police

June 10, 2016

Mirror group makes 21 hacking payouts: 'Journalists hacked actor Nigel Havers while he nursed dying wife'

May 5, 2016

Much phone-hacking evidence against The Sun said to be 'weak', but at least 11 civil hacking claims will go ahead

April 28, 2016

High Court allows phone-hacking damages claims against The Sun to go ahead

March 23, 2016

Supreme Court rejects Trinity Mirror challenge against paying damages of £1.2m to eight hacking victims

February 16, 2016

Post hacking scandal novel published today portrays tabloid journalist as the hero

February 5, 2016

News Corp hacking scandal costs total $7m for last three months of 2015, up 40 per cent on previous quarter

January 21, 2016

Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson launches PR firm

January 13, 2016

News UK faces first legal claims involving phone-hacking at The Sun

December 30, 2015

Phone-hacking lawyer Mark Lewis: 'We are back where we were… once again scared stiff of the press'

December 18, 2015

Trinity Mirror loses legal bid to force Alan Yentob to pay its legal costs over hacking claim

December 17, 2015

Trinity Mirror increases provision to deal with hacking damages claims to £41m after Court of Appeal challenge rejected