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The memo that brings Hunt scandal to Cameron's door
David Cameron was dragged further into the row engulfing Jeremy Hunt today after another explosive evidence session at the Leveson inquiry.
Next week at Leveson: The trial of Jeremy Hunt begins
Just 16% believe Hunt should stay in his job
Angry Cameron lashes out after forced Hunt appearance
Leveson vs Paxman: 'You could become an irrelevance'
Jeremy Paxman was in typical form when he appeared at the inquiry into media standards today, as he told Lord Leveson: "Your challenge will be to stop yourself becoming a total irrelevance."
Commons to debate News International misleading parliament
MPs will debate attempts by News International executives' to mislead parliament tomorrow, in a historic Commons session.
Mandelson savages Yates of the Yard
Peter Mandelson has used his appearance at the Leveson inquiry to attack former Met assistant commissioner John Yates, saying he considered taking him to court.
'My family had been destroyed': Tessa Jowell on life under phone-hacking
Tessa Jowell has admitted spending years of her life checking nearby cars for members of the press as she explained the impact phone-hacking had on her private life.
Next week at Leveson: The trial of Jeremy Hunt begins
The two men whose emails triggered a furious row over the conduct of Jeremy Hunt will appear at the Leveson inquiry next week.
Defiant Rebekah Brooks 'baffled' by phone-hacking charge
Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks has dismissed her criminal charges over the phone-hacking scandal as an "expensive sideshow".
Leveson locks horns with parliament
Critical evidence sessions set to decide the political fate of culture secretary Jeremy Hunt may not take place if parliament interferes with Lord Justice Leveson's "process", the judge has warned.
Dark Side: Cameron picks his favourite album
The prime minister has picked Pink Floyd's seminal 1973 album Dark Side of the Moon as his favourite record of all time.
Boris demands Tory BBC boss
The next director-general of the BBC should be a Conservative, Boris Johnson has demanded.
Osborne dragged further into phone-hacking row
George Osborne was pulled further into the centre of the storm surrounding the government's links with the Murdoch empire today after new reports emerged of his role in hiring Andy Coulson.
politics.co.uk podcast: Phone-hacking and punishment
After months of investigation, this week MPs delivered their verdict on Rupert Murdoch's "wilful blindness" to phone-hacking. What happens next?
Fighting in public: Media committee split as Labour goes to war with Murdoch
Members of the media select committee engaged in a bruising war of words today, as they publically clashed over its damning assessment of Rupert Murdoch.
Just 16% believe Hunt should stay in his job
Only a tiny minority of voters agree with David Cameron's handling of the Jeremy Hunt row, a new survey has revealed.
Judgment day: MPs deliver phone-hacking report
MPs will deliver their verdict on phone-hacking at the News of the World in a hotly anticipated report later this morning.
Angry Cameron lashes out after forced Hunt appearance
David Cameron has lashed out in the Commons after being forced to return to Westminster to answer questions about the Jeremy Hunt row.
Cameron wants 'natural justice' for Hunt at Leveson
David Cameron will act as the judge of Jeremy Hunt's behaviour after Lord Justice Leveson refused to do so, he has made clear.
Labour backs porn 'opt-in' proposal
Labour tried to outmanoeuvre the Conservatives on the issue of pornography today, as it threw its support behind plans to force internet users to 'opt-in' to online sexual content.
Hunted: Pressure builds on No.10 over BSkyB row
Downing Street's attempts to prevent an independent inquiry into Jeremy Hunt's actions during News Corp's bid for BSkyB seemed doomed to failure last night, amid mounting pressure in Westminster.
Murdoch lawyer accuses him of 'shameful lie'
Rupert Murdoch's lawyer said he was engaged in a personal campaign against him after he gave evidence to the Leveson inquiry today.
Opinion Formers
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