Allegations of attempting to pervert course of justice in News of the World police probe.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg risks rift in coalition with decision to defy the PM's decision not to refer embattled culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, to Commons watchdog.

Rebekah Brooks, a trusted confidante of Rupert Murdoch and friend to a succession of prime ministers, made a preliminary appearance in a London court today.

Despite chancellor and former prime minister being hauled in front of Leveson, unanswered questions remain.

Today Gordon Brown the former Prime Minister is appearing at the Leveson Inquiry, which this week is continuing to focus on the relationship between the press and politicians.

Live coverage of chancellor George Osborne and former British prime minister Gordon Brown at Leveson Inquiry into press ethics.

The week will witness top British political figures including David Cameron testifying at Leveson.

Chancellor George Osborne appears to have supported News Corp's takeover bid for BSkyB.

Culture secretary hailed resignation of Rebekah Brooks as 'about bloody time' in text to aide Adam Smith.

Former prime minister denies that media baron Rupert Murdoch told him to get MP Tom Watson to back off phone hacking scandal

Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie make statements outside the offices of their lawyers, Kingsley Napley, in central London.

Alison Levitt, the CPS's principal legal adviser to the director of public prosecutions, made a short statement on the charges facing Brooks.

Former News International Boss and News of the World editor could face jail on charges revolving around phone hacking conspiracy.

The former editor of The News of the World and The Sun tabloid newspapers Rebekah Brooks and her husband Charlie are being charged with perverting the course of justice as part of the phone hacking inquiry and face possible jail terms.

Jeremy Hunt is accused of seeking advice from News Corp on what would be Downing Street's stand on press inquiry.

As the Leveson Inquiry continues into Press and Ethics today, the Former Editor of News of The World Rebekah Brooks faces questions from Robert Jay QC relating to the role of press and politicians.

Former Sun and News of the World editor will answer questions on texts to prime minister and phone hacking.

Poll of Prime Minister's constituents in Witney, Oxfordshire, shows discontent with relationship with News Corporation CEO

Live updates as former communications director for David Cameron gives evidence at the inquiry into press ethics.

Labour leader mocks David Cameron for local election losses and failing to make U-turn on 45p tax rate.

Phone hacking report by culture, media and sport committee attacks Rupert and James Murdoch for 'turning a blind eye' to hacking.

Murdoch indicates involvement of chief lawyer of the organisation Tom Crone and its last editor Colin Myler.

Media mogul quizzed on tabloid phone hacking and competition on second day of press ethics grilling.

Phone ethics probe winds up for day with questions on News Corp boss's relationship with Alex Salmond.

Former BSkyB CEO faces strong questioning over political influence in lead-up to News Corporation takeover.

Labour MP Tom Watson and Independent journalist Martin Hickman unveil new book, which they claim contains fresh evidence against Rupert Murdoch's News International and its journalists.

Murdoch group shares dive 4% after news channel admits hacking into private emails

Former News International CEO, husband Charlie Brooks and NI security boss Mark Hanna among six bailed.

Police confirm six further arrests by officers from Metropolitan Police's Weeting Inquiry into media phone hacking.

Prime minister backtracks over denial he rode horse loaned by Scotland Yard to ex-News International chief executive.