Hugh Grant settles phone-hacking claim against Mirror newspapers
Actor Hugh Grant has settled his phone-hacking claim against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), after receiving damages amounting to what is understood to be a six-figure sum.
Sex offender attempts to flash judge to prove his impotency
Convicted sex offender from Pudsey, West Yorkshire, shot down in attempts to expose genitals in courtroom as part of his defence.
Steve Coogan wins six-figure damages payout from Mirror newspapers over phone hacking
Around the World in 80 Days star is the latest celebrity to receive a payout from Trinity Mirror, who had set aside £50m to deal with the scandal.
UK government accused of doing 'bare minimum' over Rupert Murdoch's £11.7bn Sky takeover
Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson is leading the fight against the mega-merger.
Rupert Murdoch: Charting the media mogul's rise and his net worth
The Australian has built one of the largest media empire in the world, including The Sun, The Times and Fox News.
Why Theresa May is allowing Katie Hopkins to spew hatred about Muslims
The Tories are giving into news organisations that want to regulate themselves.
Twelve reasons why this is the most surreal general election ever
The UK general election is one of the weirdest in recent memory.
You shouldn't write off George Osborne as Evening Standard editor – if you're anti-Brexit
He's as unqualified as Trump as president, but if he's true to himself he'll scrutinise May's Brexit strategy.
Media mogul: Rupert Murdoch sat in on Michael Gove Times interview with Donald Trump
Trump's daughter Ivanka was previously a trustee of Chloe and Grace, Murdoch's young daughters.
No Theresa May, 65 million of us are not behind you on Brexit
Now Parliament has a place in the process, MPs need to develop a backbone to stand up to Little Englanders.
Our dishonest press is too powerful – it will use propaganda to stop proper regulation
Press regulation must be independent, but the media will avoid what the Leveson Inquiry set out to achieve.
Section 40: The only law in British history to punish people for telling the truth
Under this legislation, any journalist who dared to expose corrupt officials would face utter ruin.
Princess Beatrice privacy breached by 'gratuitous and invasive' bikini photos
The Independent Press Standards Organisation said the photos breached the Editor's Code of Practice.
If the Brexit process is put in the hands of Remain MPs, the whole referendum was pointless
With the wretched High Court decision, europhiles who want to subvert the wishes of the majority may succeed.
From the cocaine sting to 'homewrecker' jibes, it's time The Sun apologised to Tulisa
The first major swipe at her was following the successful action against those who posted a sex tape.
How the Frankensteins of Fleet Street mould and then monster their creations
The primary income earners from celebrities are the tabloid newspapers which so mercilessly exploit them.
Leveson Report showed only the tip of the iceberg on tabloid abuse of the press
After the serial abuse by The Sun's publisher, Leveson sought to establish the extent of press wrongdoing.
The Sun's celebrity threesome injunction: The triumph of power over the law
Some newspapers mislead the public on the legal processes which they believe restricts editorial freedom.
To John Whittingdale, the public and Hacked Off: Dating a dominatrix is not embarrassing
The British public has thrown their arms up in horror - another politician caught up in a sex scandal!
Labour sparks press regulation row after John Whittingdale admits relationship with sex worker
Phone hacking victim Chris Bryant wants the culture secretary to withdraw from press regulation.
News Corp's meeting with ministers on 10 occasions puts pressure on government to release details
The government is facing calls to release details of MPs' meetings with media groups.
Sir Brian Leveson: Top lawyer and former judge believes the law must embrace its digital future
Leveson said judicial proceedings could save resources if they availed themselves of modern technology.
Sir Brian Leveson: Increasing efficiency in criminal justice while respecting Human Rights (full speech)
The full speech of Sir Brian Leveson's address to the Justice Annual Human Rights Conference
Tom Watson MP: Will hubris and the Westminster paedophile scandal ruin deputy Labour leader?
Watson under fire over Leon Brittan comments and claims of Westminster paedophile ring.
Sir Brian Leveson: Top lawyer and former judge warns cameras must be kept out of courts
Former head of the Leveson Inquiry said filming equipment would turn trials into 'action movies'.
Sir Brian Leveson: Caroline Weatherill lecture Isle of Man [Full speech]
Leveson assesses the changing nature of the judiciary in the 21st century.
Rebekah Brooks in triumphant return to Murdoch empire as News UK chief executive
Brooks to head Murdoch's UK news operations just over a year after being cleared of phone hacking.
David Cameron reverses plan to scrap Human Rights Act after pressure from senior Tories
Other measures in speech include devolution for Scotland and banning legal highs.
Baftas 2015: Surprises galore as Georgina Campbell wins best actress and Cumberbatch loses out
Baftas for Jon Snow, Jason Watkins, Gemma Jones and Ant & Dec
Five years of coalition: The legacy of Cameron and Clegg
A timeline of the major policies of the coalition government since 2010.