By Martin Hickman A security boss contracted by News International to guard Rebekah Brooks described an alleged plot to hide evidence from police as “pizzagate,” the hacking trial heard today. William Geddes,…

By Martin Hickman Further CCTV footage of Rebekah and Charlie Brooks were shown to the jury at the phone hacking trial as the Crown made its case that they hid evidence from…

By Martin Hickman Rebekah Brooks’s husband was filmed by closed-circuit cameras going into the basement of an apartment block with an envelope and a laptop – and returning a few seconds later…

By Martin Hickman Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper group was fearful of attack and surveillance from hostile forces in 2011, the hacking trial was told today. The jury at the Old Bailey heard that in the…

By Martin Hickman Rebekah Brooks was escorted out of the building and her office sealed on the day she resigned as chief executive of the country’s biggest newspaper group, the hacking trial…

By Martin Hickman One of Rebekah Brooks’s personal assistants had several meetings with a defendant in the hacking trial after giving a statement to police, the Old Bailey heard today. Witness Deborah…

By Martin Hickman Rebekah Brooks got her personal assistant a job at a newspaper in Australia owned by Rupert Murdoch after she removed boxes of notebooks from archives on the eve of…

By Martin Hickman Only three of 30 notebooks found in seven boxes of material withdrawn from News International’s archives the day before the News of the World closed belonged to Rebekah Brooks, her personal…

By Martin Hickman Rebekah Brooks’s secretary, Cheryl Carter, was arrested by detectives days before she was about to board a plane to emigrate to Australia, the phone hacking trial heard today. Police suspected…

By Martin Hickman Seven boxes of Rebekah’s Brooks’s notebooks were couriered urgently to News International days after media reports that the News of the World had hacked Milly Dowler’s phone, the Old…