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.
Michel and Smith at Leveson as-it-happened
Follow Frederic Michel and Adam Smith’s evidence at the Leveson inquiry, on a day which could decide the fate of Jeremy Hunt over the BSkyB deal, with our live blog.
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.
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.
Hunt asked News Corp to guide phone-hacking ‘positioning’
Jeremy Hunt asked News Corporation’s public affairs chief to “advise him privately” about phone-hacking, it has emerged.
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.
Sketch: Cameron’s bluster-o-meter was off the scale
By the time Miliband had finished Cameron had transformed from a sanguine, professional politician into a mess of a man.
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.
Analysis: Cameron plays judge and jury in the court of public opinion
David Cameron sees the Leveson inquiry as an “opportunity” to reassess the relationship between the media and politicians. But his desperate political positioning to save Jeremy Hunt only underlines the likelihood that nothing is likely to change.
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.
