By Martin Hickman Between 8 and 10 computers and mobile phones registered to former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks are missing, police told the phone hacking trial today. Operation Weeting detectives…

By Martin Hickman Only a tiny proportion of the material found on computers stashed in the underground car park of Chelsea Harbour belonged to Rebekah Brooks, the phone hacking trial heard today.…

By Martin Hickman Andy Coulson, a former editor of the News of the World, complained to the police that unauthorised information about him was appearing in the press, the phone hacking trial…

By Martin Hickman Rebekah Brooks appeared to believe that reports on the hacking of Milly Dowler were part of a co-ordinated exercise against News International by the BBC, the Guardian newspaper and…

By Martin Hickman Two mystery cars were conducting surveillance of Chelsea Harbour around the time Rebekah Brooks was arrested for phone hacking, according to a counter-surveillance expert working for Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers.…

By Martin Hickman Computers seized during a police search of Rebekah Brooks’s office at News International did not appear to have been used by her, the phone hacking trial heard today. Five…

By Martin Hickman Police searches of Rebekah and Charlie Brooks’s homes in London and Oxfordshire came under scrutiny at the phone hacking trial today. At one stage, Jonathan Laidlaw, for Mrs Brooks,…

By Martin Hickman Charlie Brooks may have threatened to sue after an estates manager refused to hand back his missing bags, the Old Bailey heard today. Neil Perkins, a porter at the…

By Martin Hickman News International’s head of security Mark Hanna told a colleague he had “burnt stuff” in his back garden around the time of the closure of the News of the…

By Martin Hickman Pornography was in a bag allegedly stashed in an underground car park as part of a plot to frustrate detectives investigating phone hacking, Charlie Brooks’s lawyer told the phone hacking trial today. Neil Saunders…