- Phone-hacking Jury Warned of Prejudice Risk in Trial of Brooks and Coulson - Guardian
- "British Justice is on Trial", Says Judge Opening Phone-hacking Case - Hacked Off
- Veteran Editor Harold Evans Calls for British First Amendment Protecting Press - CNN
- Phone-hacking Trial begins: the Defendants and the Charges in Detail - The Drum
- Exaro Exclusive: £1bn Bill for Phone-hacking Says Murdoch ex-Chief exec - David Hencke
- Phone-hacking Trial Day 2 - David Banks Media Law Consultancy
- 'British Justice on Trial': Judge Urges Phone-hacking Trial Jury to Consider Only the Evidence Presented to Them - Independent
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| Outside Old Bailey this morning - Image from Andy Davies, Channel 4 News |
- Series of articles on the trial so far - Press Gazette
- Index on Censorship Accuse Police of Displaying ' Blase Attitude Towards Free Press' by Asking Vendors to Remove Copies of Private Eye - The Drum
- Press Regulation: The 10 Major Questions - BBC News
- British Justice on Trial: Judge's Warning - Mail Online
- Phone-hacking Trial Jury Told to Ignore Private Eye Magazine After 'Bad Taste' Joke - Mirror Online
- Phone- Hacking Trial: Police Accused of Trying to Stop Private Eye Sales - Telegraph
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Important news about the Press Regulation challenge by Pressbof:
Latest post from Hacked Off blog:
Response to failure of PressBoF bid to block cross-party charter
Posted by & filed under News.
In response to the failure of the latest attempt by PressBoF to block reform of press self-regulation, Hacked Off’s executive director Brian Cathcart said:Reaction from Niall Paterson of Sky News:
“The big newspaper companies like the Mail and the Murdoch press have been in denial ever since the Leveson inquiry report condemned the way they treated ordinary people and said they needed to change.“The inquiry judge has told them this. Their own readers – the public – have told them. Their past victims have told them. Every single party in Parliament has told them. Now the courts have thrown out their latest manoeuvre.“We have to ask: is there anyone at all that Rupert Murdoch and the other arrogant proprietors will listen to?“The Royal Charter is good for journalism, good for freedom of speech, and – vitally – good for the public. What Mr Murdoch and his friends are clinging to is the right to lie, twist, bully and intrude, inflicting misery on innocent people. That has to stop.”
- Newspapers' Bid For Injunction Against Press Regulation Royal Charter Fails - Guardian
- Media Standards Trust Poll Shows Public Have Little Confidence in Press Self-regulator Set up Without External Review - Media Standards Trust
- Response by Core Participants Victims' Solicitor to High Court Judgement - Hacked Off
- BBC News - Press Regulation: Papers Seek Appeal Against High Court Ruling
- Newspapers Lose Battle to Stop Parties' Royal Charter - Channel 4 News
- Press Regulation: Judge For Yourself - The Royal Charter in Full - Independent
- Newspapers begin Legal Battle Over MPs' 'Unfair, Unlawful and Irrational' Plan to Control Press - Mail Online
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Links to reports:
- Three Ex-Murdoch Journalists Plead Guilty to Phone-hacking - Reuters
- Phone-hacking: Three Journalists Plead Guilty - Sky News
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| Image from Sky News |
Greg Miskiw, Neville Thurlbeck, James Weatherup.
All 3 NotW editors revealed to have pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing to phone-hacking charges.
- Phone-hacking Trial: Three News of the World Journalists Admit Hacking - Telegraph
- Hacking Guilty Pleas 'Show Substantial Conspiracy' - ITV News
- Mulcaire Pleads Guilty to Hacking Milly Dowler's Phone - This is London
