Former News International editor denies offences along with staff of defunct News of the World.

Executive editor and royal editor in court over Operation Elveden charges.

Thatcher funeral: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Mikhail Gorbachev among world leaders on 2,000-strong list of invites.

Surrey policeman and prison officer Richard Trunkfield plead guilty to data leak to News International.

MPs' expenses, Libor fixing, phone hacking and bent police no longer make us angry, says Lucy P.

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

Tom Mockridge to leave chief executive role as Murdoch prepares to split News Corp businesses.

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

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

Former royal editor charged with conspiring to commit misconduct with Andy Coulson.

British prosecutors said today they will charge Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson with conspiring to pay public officials to secure the contact details of members of the Royal family.

Former Sun editor arrested with David Cameron's ex-spin doctor and three others over misconduct charges.

Markets ease as investors await crucial decision on Greek aid and digest loss of triple-A debt rating for the Eurozone's second-largest economy.

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

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

Name of US president may have been codeword to give prime minister an out from tennis game with Charlie Brooks.

Following the appearance yesterday at the Old Bailey of, Rebekah Brooks, Andy Coulson and other senior employees over their part in the alleged phone hacking scandal at The News of the World.

Brooks and husband Charlie also set to stand trial for perverting course of justice.

Tesco and Morrison's deny control over editorial policy of topless staple of Britain's biggest-selling tabloid.

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

Full list of charges against eight individuals accused of phone hacking conspiracy at the News of the World.

Neville Thurlbeck, Glenn Mulcaire, Stuart Kuttner, Greg Miskew, Ian Edmondson and James Weatherup also on phone hack charge list.

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.

Eighteen investors in News Corporation have co-signed a letter calling for scandal-mired Rupert Murdoch to stand down as chairman and be replaced by an "independent" successor.

Concern by Leveson Inquiry chairman comes as police investigate James Murdoch's 'secret' mobile phone.

PM had rough ride fielding questions on relationship with the press, Andy Coulson and Jeremy Hunt.

Prime minister claims 'assurances were given' when he hired Coulson as former communications director.

Message sent to prime minister soon after the Sun shifted allegiance to Conservative party.

PM blames New Labour for making cosy press relations and claims permanent fight with media.

David Cameron left No 10 to appear the Royal Courts of Justice in London today in a long awaited appearance at the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics.