By Martin Hickman. “You’re a company man now.” – What a News International executive told reporter Dan Evans after hearing a hacked voicemail (according to Dan Evans), Old Bailey, 28 January 2014…

By Martin Hickman 1. News International’s tabloids had a variety of ways of getting information about “celebrities.” On was the News of the World’s “arrangement” with topless model Lorna Hogan to report…

By Martin Hickman 1. Phone hacking was routine. Clive Goodman, the former royal reporter, told the Old Bailey that almost every big story in the News of the World in the two…

By Martin Hickman More than 5,000 people may have been targeted by the phone hacking operation at the News of the World, according to Scotland Yard. In a briefing to reporters at…

By Martin Hickman Andy Coulson, the former tabloid guilty who became the Prime Minister’s director of communications, was today found guilty at the Old Bailey of conspiring to hack phones while running…

By Martin Hickman. After eight months sitting silently in a court at the Old Bailey the jury at the phone hacking trial retired to consider their verdicts for the time time this…

By Martin Hickman. The charge of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice against Rebekah Brooks, News International former chief executive, and Mark Hanna, the newspaper group’s head of security, hinges on…

By Martin Hickman. Jurors should consider how News International’s executives behaved after the arrest of the News of the World’s royal editor Clive Goodman for phone hacking, the Old Bailey heard today.…

By Martin Hickman Clive Goodman, the “rogue reporter” blamed by News International for phone hacking at the News of the World, lied when he gave evidence at the current phone hacking trial,…

By Martin Hickman Andy Coulson made no attempt to inquire into the extent of phone hacking at the News of the World in 2004 after the chief reporter eavesdropped the messages of…