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First minister blocks Holyrood phone-hacking inquiry »

First Minister Alex Salmond has rejected a call from MSPs to hold a phone-hacking inquiry, calling it unnecessary. Last week Mr Salmond defied a report by the UK House of Commons culture, media and sport committee that said that Rupert and James Murdo...

Thu 10 May 2012 by Jon Baldie | Read more »

New arrests in phone hacking scandal »

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News of the World publisher News International has established a multimillion-pound fund to compensate the victims of phone-hacking by the newspaper. The fund, said to be in the region of £15 million, is part of an offer made to the High Court i...

Wed 20 Apr 2011 by Leighton Craig | Read more »

Downing Street spin doctor resigns »

Andy Coulson, the Prime Minister’s Director of Communications, has resigned, amid speculation about his involvement in the phone-hacking scandal last year. The former editor of the News of The World’s position became untenable following al...

Wed 26 Jan 2011 by Jonathan Baldie | Read more »

For a free press, how far is too far? »

Downing Street spin-doctor-in-chief Andy Coulson's ongoing phone-hacking imbroglio is the kind of story that student journalists love. The sense of access to power - wittingly or otherwise - is one that aspiring newshounds crave, and the dark hint of i...

Wed 29 Sep 2010 by Marcus Kernohan | Read more »

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