Mail on Sunday denies claims by actor Hugh Grant that it hacked his phone in 2007, calling his allegations 'mendacious smears driven by a hatred of the media'
Actor tells Leveson inquiry that story published by Mail on Sunday could only have been obtained by phone hacking, a claim disputed by counsel QC Robert Jay
Graham Shear told the inquiry clients would change their mobile telephone numbers 'two or three times a year' to try and keep information private
Joan Smith tells inquiry that investigator Glenn Mulcaire was an'obsessive notetaker' who recorded information about her whereabouts and private phone conversations
Sally and Bob Dowler also tell the inquiry of their anger after being photographed retracing daughter Milly's steps after she went missing
Witnesses appearing before the inquiry will include the parents of Milly Dowler, Hugh Grant, Sienna Miller, JK Rowling, Chris Jefferies, and lawyer Mark Lewis
Michelle Stanistreet tells inquiry that the Press Complaints Commission and current system of self regulation has 'failed abysmally'
Rhodri Davies QC tells Leveson inquiry that News International can't guarantee phone hacking didn't continue after arrest and imprisonment of Clive Goodman and Glenn Mulcaire
Leveson inquiry reveals that names found among notes of private investigator Glenn Mulcaire include the Sun and the Daily Mirror and 28 different individuals from News International
Speaking ahead of the start of the Leveson inquiry today, BBC Trust chairman suggests form of Hippocratic Oath for journalists to enhance self-regulation
Speaking ahead of the Leveson inquiry opening, BBC Trust chairman rebuts allegations of bias over phone hacking and says that the BBC is constrained by its political impartiality
Lord Leveson has largely rejected a submission by the CPS and Met police calling for the police to make decisions about witnesses and evidence in his public inquiry
A number of late applications for legal representation at the Leveson have been granted, including singer Charlotte Church and former TV presenter Anne Diamond
The National Union of Journalists, the Telegraph Media Group and Trinity Mirror are granted core participant status in the Leveson Inquiry, enabling them to be legally represented
Read the full text of Lord Judge's speech to the Human Rights Law Conference, in which he defended Lord Leveson and his inquiry and backed continued self-regulation of the press
Lord Justice Judge defends appointment of Lord Leveson to lead the public inquiry into phone hacking and press ethics after criticism of the judge and the inquiry structure
Newspapers' appeal for six-strong Leveson inquiry panel to be supplemented by someone with tabloid or regional experience has been turned down by Lord Leveson
Former MP will take over from Baroness Buscombe next week as the new chairman of the Press Complaints Commission
Daily Mail editor-in-chief announces a page two corrections column for Mail titles and Metro and recommends independent ombudsman to work alongside the PCC
Read the full text of Paul Dacre's speech on press regulation to the Leveson inquiry, provided by Associated Newspapers
The Press Complaints Commission is looking at the Irish press watchdog system as a possible option for reforming the UK self-regulatory system, according to reports.
Labour MP Chris Bryant has apologised for falsely claiming in parliament that prime minister David Cameron held five secret meetings with Rupert Murdoch following the 2010 general election, that had not been declared.
The Guardian has reported today that an updated biography of the prime minister claims David Cameron texted Rebekah Brooks before she quit as News International's chief executive
Rupert Murdoch's first day of evidence to the Leveson inquiry covered a wide range of subjects, including his personal and professional interests, his thoughts on politicians and issues of newspaper ethics
The next module of the Leveson inquiry will focus on the relationship between the press and politicians
The Leveson inquiry will this week hear from Met police representatives including its director of communications, plus crime reporters from the Guardian, the Independent and the Times
The Leveson inquiry into press standards has cost £2 million to run so far, new figures made public by the inquiry team reveal.
A joint seminar will be held at City University London later today with the Carnegie UK Trust to discuss the recommendations made in its report 'Better Journalism in the Digital Age'
The Independent has supported Paul Dacre's idea to create a register of accredited journalists and toughen up access to the press card
BBC News has compiled a table of views as shared by newspaper editors at the Leveson inquiry
After weeks of hearings at the Leveson inquiry, media commentator Roy Greenslade calls into question some of the decisions, such as which witnesses to call and certain lines of questioning
Imagine a top tabloid newspaper supported a leading ‘non-Westminster’ politician through his difficult divorce. Instead of printing hard-hitting stories about the moral duplicity of this very Christian politician, it publishes soft-focus, upbeat articles about his lovely new wife and their joyous life together. The politician goes on to become a leading national figure, but then [...]
A round up of Journalism.co.uk coverage and witness statements released today by the Leveson inquiry
The full statements from the NUJ and the Guardian given to the Leveson inquiry into press standards
The Guardian reports one concerns raised by newspaper groups, including Associated Newspapers, Trinity Mirror, the Newspaper Publishers' Association and Guardian News & Media
The full list of those designated as core participants in the first part of the Leveson inquiry into the press
Shadow culture secretary Ivan Lewis calls for cross-party support for amendment to media takeover rules
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