News International paper to pay 'substantial damages' as further details of phone hacking scandal emerge.

David Cameron climbs down after saying he opposed law to regulate press.

Paper claims insider with knowledge of Sunday Mirror and News of the World leaked emails to Weeting detectives.

Sunday People's James Scott becomes first serving editor arrested in phone hacking probe.

David Cameron to rely on Commons vote as he continues to push for royal charter-based regulation.

Old Trafford favourite Ruud Van Nistelrooy suspects he was victim of British press intrusion.

Gerry and Kate McCann say government proposals would serve the interests of the press, not the public.

Current and former News of the World reporters questioned by Operation Weeting detectives.

Government plans tougher press regulations enforced by royal charter but Hacked Off says rules are 'Leveson-deiant'.

MPs call for probe into union claims thousands of construction workers blacklisted during Crossrail and London 2012.

Star counsel at Leveson press ethics hearings renews calls for tighter controls on British media.

Tabloid influence goes far beyond its readership and exerts a damaging impact on our society, says Tim Rose.

From the London Games to the Great British Bake Off, 2012 provided a true banquet of great TV.

Harding, who has been editor for five years, will leave the newspaper at the end of the month.

The father of Andrea Johnson, who died after being shot on Sunday, has condemned the Daily Mail for arriving at his front door with "no sympathy".

Labour MP Chris Bryant raises questions over how News Corp attained picture of late dictator.

PM's concerns about legislation to regulate media at odds with deputy Nick Clegg demands.

Lord Justice Leveson's far-reaching investigation into culture and ethics of journalism could impact several major media stocks.

IBTimes UK summarises main points of Leveson's far-reaching inquiry into press ethics.

Live coverage as Lord Justice Leveson publishes report into culture and ethics of Britain's press.

Cameron and Clegg to issue separate statements on report in Commons.

Prime Minister David Cameron gets advance copy of recommendations amid pressure to act after phone-hacking scandal.

Texts prove Cameron rode horses owned by Brooks' husband while she cried during his speeches.

David Beckham's former nanny and Premier League footballer also in claims against Mirror Group Newspapers.

Labour MP Chris Bryant riles prime minister at PMQs with demands to know why emails were not shown to Leveson amid hacking scandal.

Rupert Murdoch has branded Charlotte Church a ‘scumbag’, even though singer performed at the mogul's 1999 wedding - for free.

The new broom is sweeping through today, as the cabinet runners and riders find out who is going, staying or moving as part of David Cameron's first major cabinet reshuffle.

Outspoken Conservative MP Louise Mensch ditches Corby constituents for a life in New York with her family.

It's over: Marathon hearing into press ethics closes on day Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks charged over phone hacking.

News International chief executive, Rebekah Brooks, and the PM's ex-head of communications Andy Coulson are among eight people who are facing a total of 19 charges against them relating to the phone hacking scandal.