Eight new arrests in UK journalism scandal

aljazeera 11-FEB-12

Police failed over hack warnings

bbc 07-FEB-12

Taxpayer still funding trip for Airmiles Andy despite Prince standing down as trade ambassador

dailymail 31-JAN-12

Murdoch Company Settles With Dozens of Hacking Victims

IHT 20-JAN-12

News group settles 19 phone hacking claims

RTERadio 19-JAN-12

Coalition at odds as Nick Clegg snubs David Cameron

telegraph 13-DEC-11

Three big U.S. investors call for James Murdoch to step down as chairman of BSkyB

dailymail 26-NOV-11

News of the World phone hacking: Lord Leveson opens inquiry asking 'who guards the guardians?'

dailymail 14-NOV-11

Border officials 'have lost track of 124,000 migrants'

dailymail 04-NOV-11

News Corp's James Murdoch under pressure over hacking testimony

reuters 25-JUL-11

Prince Andrew quits as UK's trade envoy over links to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

dailymail 21-JUL-11

Cameron denies staff tried to halt hacking probe

latimes 20-JUL-11

PM: I'm sorry for hiring Coulson

thesun 20-JUL-11

Murdoch pelted during hack hearing

timesofmalta 19-JUL-11

Brooks to face phone hacking questions

aljazeera 18-JUL-11

Former Murdoch tabloid editor arrested in hacking probe

cnn 17-JUL-11

Murdoch apologises over UK phone hacking

aljazeera 16-JUL-11

David Beckham, Jude Law and Paul McCartney linked to phone hacking

telegraph 16-JUL-11

Murdoch to apologize; Brooks quits

cnn 15-JUL-11

Tories join call over BSkyB bid

bbc 13-JUL-11

Rupert Murdoch in meltdown: BSkyB deal shelved...but will he sell ALL his papers?

dailymail 12-JUL-11

Gordon Brown: how the Murdoch press attacks got personal

euronews 12-JUL-11

MPs To Quiz Top Police Over Hacking Scandal

skynews 12-JUL-11

Murdoch lands in London as paper folds

cnn 10-JUL-11

Cameron ex-aide held in hacking probe

aljazeera 08-JUL-11

UK parliament debates tabloid hacking saga

aljazeera 06-JUL-11

David Cameron: allegations of Milly Dowler phone hacking are 'truly dreadful'

telegraph 05-JUL-11

Phone hacking: Jude Law 'targeted by senior News of the World executive'

guardian 20-MAY-11

Test cases proposal in phone-hacking scandal

examiner 16-APR-11

I know nothing about payments to police, says News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks

telegraph 12-APR-11

Prince Andrew says he won't quit trade envoy role over links to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein

thesun 08-MAR-11

Prince Andrew under fire over acquaintances

CBC 07-MAR-11

Prince Andrew defended by Hague

bbc 06-MAR-11

MPs vote to keep ban on prisoners voting

channel4news 10-FEB-11

Minister breaks ranks over phone-hacking scandal

telegraph 23-JAN-11

PM's press chief quits over phone hack row

thesun 22-JAN-11

Phone hacking material reviewed

bbc 14-JAN-11

Former Russian tycoon found guilty of corruption

euronews 27-DEC-10

Court closures 'will hit victims'

bbc 15-DEC-10

Cameron's spokesman Andy Coulson will not face prosecution over News of the World phone hacking scandal

dailymail 10-DEC-10

Coulson questioned by police (AFP)

news 06-NOV-10

Benefit cap 'to hit wider London'

bbc 31-OCT-10

Johnson 'Kosovo' remarks attacked

bbc 28-OCT-10

Miliband names young rising stars

bbc 10-OCT-10

Ed Miliband to unveil new shadow cabinet

telegraph 08-OCT-10

Ed Miliband hails ‘new’ Labour generation

RTERadio 26-SEP-10

UK: Ed Miliband new Labour leader

euronews 25-SEP-10

Lord Prescott calls for judicial review into Met Police phone-hacking probe

dailymail 17-SEP-10

Spending wait for defence academy

bbc 15-SEP-10

Reporter Quizzed Over Phone Hacking Claims

skynews 14-SEP-10

Corrections and clarifications

guardian 11-SEP-10

The Commons' most powerful committee to probe phone hacking row

dailymail 09-SEP-10

Nick Clegg challenged on phone-hacking row

independent 08-SEP-10

Police WILL quiz Cameron's media chief Andy Coulson over new phone-hacking claims

dailymail 07-SEP-10

MPs call for new phone-hacking probe

channel4news 06-SEP-10

Is Coulson the most dangerous man in Britain? (As the NoW might say)

independent 05-SEP-10

Balls enters 'phone hacking' row

bbc 04-SEP-10

MP says paper 'hacked' his phone

bbc 03-SEP-10

Chinese companies told to take care dealing with Iran

chinadaily 06-AUG-10

Coalition wobbles in bid to keep its balance

sundaytimes 31-MAY-10

Tory dropped for gay comment

bbc 27-APR-10

Spain offers itself as global hub for travellers

ft 21-APR-10

Chris Bryant MP to 'marry' in civil partnership at House of Commons

telegraph 27-MAR-10

Stolen body of former Cypriot leader found in wrong grave

independent 10-MAR-10

Four in 10 retirees want to live abroad

telegraph 06-MAR-10

Argentina makes Falklands UN bid

bbc 25-FEB-10

Passport grilling awaits Israeli FM

aljazeera 22-FEB-10

Legg's list P-U: What MPs have been asked to repay

dailymail 04-FEB-10

Documentaries about Armenia screened in Italy

a1plus 29-JAN-10

Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth 'leaks' date of general election

thetimes 24-JAN-10

Pressure On Govt To Explain Terror Cutbacks

skynews 21-JAN-10

Britain hits back at Argentina for launching fresh claim on the Falkland Islands

dailymail 19-JAN-10

Israel Threatens to Expel Turkish Ambassador

bignewsnetwork 17-JAN-10

Cyprus: Five months of anxiety and hope ahead

euractiv 24-NOV-09

Van Rompuy takes EU presidency

ft 19-NOV-09

Jobs hope at former Burberry site

bbc 12-NOV-09

Inspectors to visit Iranian plant

bbc 25-OCT-09

Ministers back Blair as best man to lead EU

thetimes 25-OCT-09

Iran misses atomic deal deadline

aljazeera 24-OCT-09

Pictured: The abandoned ruins of Mr Blobby theme park after ravers trash site

dailymail 15-OCT-09

Glenys Kinnock dropped from European role

independent 13-OCT-09

02:14 on 04 September, 2009 UTC

rnzi 04-SEP-09

Forget the Tobin tax: there is a better way to curb finance

ft 02-SEP-09

Ex-Turks and Caicos PM accuses UK

bbc 15-AUG-09

Pregnant prisoner in UK custody

bbc 06-AUG-09

Campaign to tame tourists in Greece

phantis 15-JUL-09

OK to be gay

economist 04-JUL-09

Obama reaches out to Muslim world

bbc 05-JUN-09

MP denies abusing home expenses

bbc 16-MAY-09

UK minister steps down over expenses

RTERadio 15-MAY-09

Gordon Brown pledges to end 'discrimination' in royal succession

telegraph 27-MAR-09

At least ten dead in German school shooting

ft 11-MAR-09

Looking bleaker for Mr Speaker

thesun 08-DEC-08

Prince Charles could reign as a 'presidential' king and break with tradition by speaking out on political issues

dailymail 16-NOV-08

£1bn deal saves post offices as Minister caves in

YorkshirePost 14-NOV-08

Blair's architect of school reform is moved by PM

independent 06-OCT-08

Peter Mandelson: claims of 'poison' attack against Prime Minister are 'dirty tricks'

thetimes 06-OCT-08

Peter Mandelson Tony Blair told me to accept Gordon Brown's Cabinet offer

telegraph 05-OCT-08

Mandy will make Gov 'stronger'

thesun 04-OCT-08

Abortions for under-14 girls have soared by 21 per cent

dailymail 20-JUN-08

UK parliament backs key embryo research

eirepost 20-MAY-08

Edward Leigh makes a stand against the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill

telegraph 20-MAY-08

Cameron backs human-animal embryos, as MPs debate Bill

thetimes 19-MAY-08

Children as young as nine to be sent advice packs about sex

dailymail 28-JAN-08

Tensions high as Oxford Union prepares for debate

guardian 26-NOV-07

Brown takes on blue rinse to woo more Tories

telegraph 25-SEP-07

Mental health bill discriminates, minister was told

guardian 19-JUN-07

Burberry's 'loyalty bonus' offer

bbc 02-MAR-07

Burberry kept in check

thesun 27-JAN-07

Blair: I back gay adoption

guardian 25-JAN-07

Tom Jones appeals to save home town factory

newswales 21-JAN-07

Armed forces training centre named

ananova 17-JAN-07

Oscar winner joins Burberry fight

bbc 07-JAN-07

Hain wants Burberry U-turn

bbc 04-DEC-06

Protest at label's London stores

bbc 18-NOV-06

Thursday, 26 October, 2006

bbc 26-OCT-06

Brown fights back against critics

bbc 10-SEP-06

Blair to Labour party: Stop infighting

newsweek 09-SEP-06

PM's anger seen as sign of weakness

ft 07-SEP-06

The Sun Predicts Blair resignation British minister resigns after Blair letter

RTERadio 06-SEP-06

Blair urged to go by Labour MPs

bbc 05-SEP-06

Scrap inheritance tax, says Byers

ft 21-AUG-06

Byers wants inheritance tax ended

bbc 20-AUG-06

Iraq car bomb kills at least 22

bbc 30-MAY-06

Labour MPs regret Hutton auction

bbc 24-MAY-06

Richard and Judy link up with George

channel4news 17-JAN-06

Galloway's 'phantom motions' under fire

channel4news 16-JAN-06

UK mourns Cook

timesofmalta 13-AUG-05

BBC slammed for Martin burglar cash

ananova 04-MAR-05

Review leaves Grade and BBC governors under threat

guardian 29-JAN-05

Ban on smacking is turned down by MPs

independent 03-NOV-04

Labour rebels fail to ban smacking

ananova 02-NOV-04

Hewitt gives backing for female bishops

guardian 31-OCT-04

LIB DEMS IN ROW AT 'BLIND' BLUNKETT JOKE

themirror 29-OCT-04

Tensions simmer over new Zambian Constitution

AfricaDaily 15-SEP-04

[said:]: I am delighted that the Metropolitan Police are finally admitting that they should have notified not just me but all the thousands of victims of the News of the World’s criminality.

icWales 08-FEB-12

[said:]: It is still a complete mystery to me why the police failed properly to investigate the News of the World in 2006, why they failed to examine the material they had garnered from Mr Mulcaire, why they continued to tell parliament that they had contacted all the victims when they hadn’t, why they refused to show me the material that related to me and why they refused to reopen the investigation even when there was clear evidence that the original investigation had only scratched the surface of the criminalit

icWales 08-FEB-12

[said:]: I am delighted that the Metropolitan Police are finally admitting that they should have notified not just me but all the thousands of victims of the News of the World's criminality.

icWales 07-FEB-12

[said:]: There is still a massive gap between the Government’s rhetoric and the reality on immigration. We agree we should build a national consensus on immigration but the Prime Minister is still making promises that he has no policies to deliver.

icWales 03-FEB-12

[said:]: The Government have not set out workable policies.

thesun 02-JAN-12

[ says]: We're at Act IV, Scene I,

guardian 18-DEC-11

[ said]: You should be ashamed of yourself,

dailymail 13-DEC-11

[said:]: The government has been trying to pretend that we are a safe haven but the Justice Secretary has admitted that we are heading for a prolonged recession.

themirror 13-DEC-11

[said:]: Cameron has achieved political and economic isolation for the UK while keeping us in the Common Agricultural Policy, Working Time Directive and common fisheries,

guardian 09-DEC-11

[said:]: It's a stark result for James Murdoch. I didn't anticipate the vote against him to be anywhere near as high. Only 1.7% of independent shareholders voted against him last year.

icWales 29-NOV-11

[ said]: He's got the rules, funds and family behind him but I still think, as this row goes on, the writing's on the wall,

kyivpost 29-NOV-11

[said:]: Theresa May needs to urgently publish the data we know exists and come clean about the scale of the problem so we can learn lessons.

thesun 14-NOV-11

[said:]: Theresa May can huff and puff but if decisions were hers, she has to stand up and face the music.

thesun 08-NOV-11

[said:]: These numbers betray a shocking failure at the heart of this Tory-led Government.

independent 04-NOV-11

[asked:]: Does the secretary of state really believe, with the AGM of BSkyB coming up on 29 November, that James Murdoch is therefore a fit and proper person to be chairing that company any longer?

guardian 03-NOV-11

[-told]: I suspect that he might, on occasion, have eaten in both capacities on the same evening,

guardian 03-NOV-11

[said:]: What a cheek.

telegraph 03-OCT-11

[said:]: What a cheek. This is the legislation Baroness Warsi voted for.

guardian 03-OCT-11

[said:]: From conversations with Damian Green, I took it that these people would not be welcomed. It seems now as if there is a secret ban on these people.

guardian 02-OCT-11

[-told]: Now our leadership must spearhead seeing the reforms through. It is not just about the News of the World or just about phone hacking. Murdoch should also tell us about the computer hackers, the people who left Trojan devices on computer hard-drives enabling them to read emails.

guardian 27-SEP-11

[said:]: Many of the initial proposals for new constituencies reflect the flawed legislation which brought them into being.

bbc 14-SEP-11

[ says]: Wales is at its best when it is triumphantly insouciant about the criticism of others,

telegraph 29-AUG-11

[ said]: In effect the Tory (Conservative) party received a massive subsidy which they should have declared to the Electoral Commission,

reuters 23-AUG-11

[ said]: Coulson replied. Labour MPs said authorities should lo ok into the payments. In effect the Tory (Conservative) party received a massive subsidy which they should have declared to the Electoral Commission,

kuwaittimes 23-AUG-11

[ said]: In effect the Tory party received a massive subsidy which they should have declared to the Electoral Commission,

irishtimes 23-AUG-11

[-said]: If I were a shareholder in News Corp or BSkyB, I would be urging James Murdoch to step aside,

irishsun 18-AUG-11

[ says]: Or Dickens,

independent 07-AUG-11

[said:]: All these dubious deletions prove yet again how much better it would have been if the Metropolitan Police secured the whole system back in 2006.

guardian 01-AUG-11

[said:]: I think the charge list against him is so long now that he is a bit of an embarrassment.

ibtimes 21-JUL-11

[said:]: Very senior people at Buckingham Palace were very troubled by the appointment of <name id=

thesun 20-JUL-11

[ said]: had an enormous power over the British political system, and we should have never allowed that,

wsj 19-JUL-11

[said:]: Personally I always thought that Rebekah Brooks should have been arrested in 2003 when she said she had paid police officers for information.

examiner 18-JUL-11

[said:]: It is unusual to arrest by appointment on a Sunday and that just makes me wonder whether this is some ruse to avoid answering questions properly on Tuesday in the Commons committee.

guardian 17-JUL-11

[ said]: The water is now lapping around the ankles of the Murdoch family,

IHT 17-JUL-11

[-said]: Bearing in mind that (the police) said that News International deliberately thwarted a police investigation, I think (Rupert Murdoch) should be very careful about every step he takes from now on,

khaleejtimes 17-JUL-11

[ said]: I still don’t think we know the extent of what the police did and did not do because we are only about halfway down into the murky pond,

msnbc 16-JUL-11

[-said]: Rebecca Brooks and James Murdoch .... I hope that they will both appear the select committee and they may well end up facing criminal charges, because the police say News International deliberately thwarted a police investigation. That's a much more serious charge than actually hacking a phone,

msnbc 15-JUL-11

[-told]: The next thing is, I'm writing to all the non-executive directors, including the former Spanish Prime Minister Mr. Assn. and others of News Corp, to ask them what they knew, when they knew it, what actions they took to ensure that their newspaper was complying with police investigations,

msnbc 15-JUL-11

[-said]: This company has shown itself completely unable to act within the law, and if it's not able to do that, if it's true as the police said on Tuesday that they had deliberately thwarted the police investigation, then I think they shouldn't have any share in a British media organization,

msnbc 15-JUL-11

[-said]: What did the directors do to check on what Rebecca Brooks and Andy Cousin said about phone hacking back in 2003 and did they know about hush money that was paid?

msnbc 15-JUL-11

[-said]: Yes I think that barrier has been broken. They used the newspapers to bully and intimidate people,

msnbc 15-JUL-11

[added:]: I actually think it is a disgrace that no Murdoch has ever appeared before a Select Committee before and that's partly the fault of we politicians, also their fault because they have never volunteered to do so.

telegraph 14-JUL-11

[said:]: It does look like it will take a long time for all of the victims to be contacted and I am sure that is pretty depressing for a lot of people.

telegraph 14-JUL-11

[-said]: News Corp has not been able to deal with criminality in its own organization and they shouldn't have any media responsibility in this country,

todayonline 14-JUL-11

[said:]: One of the biggest problems we have here is that the police did fail to act systematically.

bbc 12-JUL-11

[said:]: Assistant commissioner Yates repeatedly lied to Parliament. Surely he should resign.

eecho 12-JUL-11

[said:]: Assistant commissioner Yates repeatedly lied to Parliament... Surely he should resign.

eecho 11-JUL-11

[said:]: A lot of people will question how on earth four years ago they did not have any of this information and now suddenly they do.

telegraph 11-JUL-11

[-told]: No other country would allow one man to garner four national newspapers, the second-largest broadcaster, a monopoly on sports rights and first-view movies,

latimes 10-JUL-11

[-said]: He's used his newspapers to make people frightened of attacking his media interests, and he has favored some people in all sorts of different ways, in particular political parties, and that has kept his financial interests very secure,

latimes 10-JUL-11

[-told]: At least Berlusconi lives in Italy,

guardian 08-JUL-11

[-said]: This strategy of chucking first journalists, then executives and now a whole newspaper overboard isn't going to protect the person at the helm of the ship,

CBSnews 08-JUL-11

[-said]: This strategy of chucking first journalists, then executives and now a whole newspaper overboard isn’t going to protect the person at the helm of the ship,

japantoday 08-JUL-11

[-said]: A cynical move,

guardian 08-JUL-11

[ said]: We have let one man have far too great a sway over our national life,

IHT 07-JUL-11

[-told]: The only way we can get to the full truth is to have a public inquiry led by a judge,

expressindia 07-JUL-11

[said:]: I think it is good that the inquiry is happening. I think it should be done by a separate police force, not by the Metropolitan Police.

icWales 07-JUL-11

[ said]: We have let one man have too far great a sway over our national life,

abc 07-JUL-11

[replied:]: We have all failed in this. A lot of lies have been told to a lot of people.

dailymail 07-JUL-11

[-said]: They had all this information in their hands in 2006 and they did nothing with it,

smh 06-JUL-11

[said:]: This is not just about one incident, hideous as it is, it's about systematic criminality which has perverted police investigations and seriously damaged the reputation of British journalism and the Metropolitan police.

guardian 06-JUL-11

[ said]: Journalists and investigators should be ashamed of what happened, so too should the people who ran the paper. Editorial negligence is tantamount to complicity,

telegraph 06-JUL-11

[said:]: We already know that the original investigation got nowhere near revealing the full degree of criminality at the NOTW, but one of the great mysteries is why the Metropolitan Police decided to limit their investigation and refused or failed to tell all the potential victims.

independent 24-MAY-11

[said:]: Many may still have no idea their phone was hacked by the News of the World and it's a shame we have to go to court to force the Met to do what they could and should have done five years ago.

belfasttelegraph 23-MAY-11

[ said]: The single most important thing we can do for any young person is give them the self-confidence to be able to make good decisions for themselves,

dailymail 04-MAY-11

[said:]: People will certainly look askance at him. He is not going to be able to ask the personal questions without people, including politicians, sticking their tongues out at him and saying

guardian 01-MAY-11

[said yesterday:]: Andrew asked some very personal questions to Gordon Brown about his eyesight and whether he took drugs. I don't think he will be able to do that sort of thing again.

guardian 30-APR-11

[-added]: Andrew Marr is a very personable fellow but this does raise questions about his credibility and I am sure the BBC will be thinking about this,

guardian 30-APR-11

[added:]: I think it shows a bit of vindictiveness from Number 10.

bbc 27-APR-11

[said:]: Those who have been Prime Minister have served this country, and I think that the same proprieties that have been followed on previous occasions should have been followed again. 'I blame Downing Street for not spotting it and saying,

mailonsunday 27-APR-11

[said:]: It’s disgraceful that <name id=

icWales 27-APR-11

[added:]: What is depressing is that there are literally thousands of people who have been affected by the illegal activity at the News of the World and many of them still don't even know they were involved. 'There are still major questions to be answered: What was the full level of criminality at the News of World? 'Why was no proper investigation done by the Metropolitan Police in 2006, 2009 or 2010? Why has it taken civil actions by private individuals to expose this scandal? 'Did this activity only happen between

dailymail 08-APR-11

[said:]: They argued for a long time that there were very few victims - that there was just one rogue reporter - that they had done a full investigation and all that proves to be untrue.

bbc 08-APR-11

[said:]: On a point of order, Mr Speaker. You will know that it is the convention of this House that, when there are changes to the Government, they are notified to this House and to you personally. I just wondered whether you had had any notification of changes to the Government, and in particular whether any members of Plaid Cymru, the Welsh nationalist party, have notified you that they intend to sit on the Government benches.

icWales 06-APR-11

[said:]: His evidence makes it abundantly clear that, contrary to the evidence given by John Yates, there was absolutely no legal reason why the Metropolitan police should have restricted their investigation in 2006.

guardian 05-APR-11

[has said:]: at least eight

guardian 31-MAR-11

[ said]: Quite!

guardian 30-MAR-11

[-told]: at best ill-advised or at worst fairly or unfairly smacks of collusion

icWales 24-MAR-11

[wrote:]: It is my interpretation that for a special adviser to appear on material promoting a political party’s election campaign directly contravenes the Code of Conduct for Special Advisers.

icWales 15-MAR-11

[-said]: It was on that basis and only on that basis that Yates was asserting there were only really eight to 12 victims,

guardian 11-MAR-11

[-told]: I think we should be disp ensing with his services. I think the charge list against him is so long now that he is a bit of an embarrassment,

kuwaittimes 10-MAR-11

[-told]: I think we should be dispensing with his services. I think the charge list against him is so long now that he is a bit of an embarrassment,

smh 08-MAR-11

[asked:]: Is it not time that we dispensed with the services of the Duke of York?

wsj 08-MAR-11

[said:]: I think we should be dispensing with his services. I think the charge list now against him is so long that he is a bit of an embarrassment.

skynews 07-MAR-11

[-said]: It's a classic British fudge. It needs root and branch reform to formalise it. We need someone to do that role, but we need greater government control and openness and transparency about what they do – and it shouldn't be him doing it,

guardian 06-MAR-11

[ said]: Nobody should be naive, because international diplomacy involves meeting some dodgy characters, but the charge sheet against Prince Andrew extends way beyond what is acceptable,

guardian 04-MAR-11