Then editors of News of the World and the Sun had maintained hacking was carried out by single rogue reporter

Operation Elveden, Scotland Yard's probe into illegal payouts to its officers, is now expected to focus on the role of former Sun editor Rebekah Brooks.

Five-year struggle for News of the World former chief executive ends with 'miracle' of Scarlett Anne Mary.

Operation Weeting's 17th arrest in phone hacking scandal understood to be Cheryl Carter.

Three former journalists of the Sunday tabloid NOTW, Mazher Mahmood, Neville Thurlbeck and Neil Wallis, have given evidence to Leveson.

The disgraced private investigator is thought to have been arrested by Scotland Yard in connection with phone hacking.

As another person is arrested as part of Operation Weeting - Scotland Yard's probe into phone hacking - the tally rises to 16 in what has been a busy year for the investigating officers.

Paul McMullan, who worked for the News of The World, also told the Leveson inquiry his former bosses are the "scum of journalism".

Follow our minute by minute blog live from Westminster as the son of media mogul Rupert Murdoch faces a grilling from MPs

One of James Murdoch's closest advisors has resigned from News Corporation over the way the media group dealt with the phone-hacking scandal.

6 September Phone Hacking Scandal: Live Coverage of Colin Myler and Tom Crone's Evidence to CMS Select Committee

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Phone Hacking Scandal: Why Britain has Lost Interest

Phone Hacking Scandal: Former NOtW Manager Arrested in Connection With Police Bribery

Trinity Mirror Facing High Court Action Over Allegations of Phone Hacking

Phone Hacking Scandal: Metropolitan Police Accused of ‘Endemic Corruption’

The News of the World has been accused of hacking Sara Payne's mobile telephone when Rebekah Brooks was editor of newspaper.

Labour MP Tom Watson has revealed to the BBC that MP's will recall James Murdoch to give further evidence to the select

Today, Rupert Murdoch, James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks all come to the House of Commons to face questions from MP’s over their role or knowledge of the phone hacking scandal that has rocked both British politics and the Metropolitan police. This afternoon, the line of questioning for both Murdoch’s and Rebekah Brooks must be probing but must avoid directly accusing the trio of any wrong doing.

NotW Phone Hacking Scandal: Where to Watch This Afternoon's MP's Questions

IBTimes will be reporting live on this page as senior figures embroiled in the News Of The World hacking scandal face questions from MP's at committee meetings today.

Is There Anything to Prevent Rebekah Brooks From Staying Silent This Afternoon?

Today, Rupert Murdoch, James Murdoch and Rebekah Brooks all come to the House of Commons to face questions from MP’s over their role or knowledge of the phone hacking scandal that has rocked both British politics and the Metropolitan police. This afternoon, the line of questioning for both Murdoch’s and Rebekah Brooks must be probing but must avoid directly accusing the trio of any wrong doing. There will be many an ego in the rooms this afternoon and the select committee’s must get their line ...

The appearance of key figures involved in the hacking scandal at parliamentary committee meetings on Tuesday could delay MP's summer recess.

Departing police chief has attacked David Cameron for his close realtionship with Rupert Murdoch and his decisiont o hire Andy Coulson.

Will National Apology Restore News International’s Damaged Reputation?

News corp confirmed today that Tom Mockridge would replace Rebekah Woods as CEO of News International following her resignation.

Rebekah Brooks has finally resigned as chief executive of News International, following weeks of dyer scandal involving phone hacking.

News International Chief Executive, Rebekah Brooks Resigns

Phone Hacking Scandal: Hackers Could Have Used Vodafone Sure Signal to Gain Access to Victims Phones