Leveson inquiry

Times editor James Harding arrives at the Leveson Inquiry in January.
Lessons from Leveson
By David Allen Green - 04 April 7:56

Ignorance is no excuse.

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Political sketch
Political sketch: BSkyBow out
By Peter McHugh - 03 April 16:39

James Murdoch turned down his Godfather 6 role long ago.

The Leveson Inquiry is proving valuable in posing the right questions.
Why corruption is harder to define than you think
By Dan Hough - 26 March 18:43

One person's deal can often be another person's corrupt act.

Chris Jefferies: Only press fines can prevent trial by media
By Steven Baxter - 17 March 17:17

"My story was a readymade Midsomer Murders script set in a respectable and leafy suburb," says man f

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Leveson Inquiry cost £1.9m in first six months
By Andrew Pugh - 12 March 16:29

Official figures show the cost to the taxpayer of the inquiry into the media.

Did the News of the World seek to undermine a murder investigation?
By David Allen Green - 29 February 16:50

The significant allegation of Jacqui Hames at the Leveson inquiry.

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Did the Met betray rape victims to avoid bad PR?
By Helen Lewis - 27 February 17:42

An astonishing allegation in Brian Paddick's evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.

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What do the latest allegations mean for the Sun?
By Samira Shackle - 27 February 14:10

Police chief Sue Akers has claimed that there was a "culture of illegal payments" to public official

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A racket at News International?
By David Allen Green - 27 February 13:56

The second module of the Leveson inquiry has an explosive start.

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The turning of the tide
By Juliet Jacques - 13 February 17:57

The media's monstering of transgender people is finally being challenged.

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