After months of anticipation, David Cameron gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry this week, along with deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, former prime ministers Gordon Brown and Sir John Major and opposition…

An embarrassing text message from Rebekah Brooks, explanations about the handling of the BSkyB bid, the hiring of Andy Coulson, and thoughts on a new system of press regulation marked the Prime…

The Deputy Prime Minister has told the Leveson Inquiry enough opportunities have been given to a “pure judge and jury self-regulation method” to prove itself. Nick Clegg said this morning he believed…

Murdoch-owned News International has “too much” control of Britain’s newspaper market, Ed Miliband has told the Leveson Inquiry. The Labour leader said today the “arrogance” of Rupert Murdoch’s company came from its…

Rupert Murdoch allegedly asked John Major to change European policy during a private dinner, the Leveson Inquiry has heard. The former Conservative prime minister said he was asked by the proprietor to reconsider the…

A cabinet secretary suggested Jeremy Hunt take over the handling of News Corporation’s bid for BSkyB, George Osbone has told the Leveson Inquiry. Hunt was given oversight of the bid in December…

Former prime minister Gordon Brown has denied giving the Sun permission to run a story on his son’s medical condition. Brown told the Leveson Inquiry today the NHS Fife board had sent…

One of the biggest weeks of the Leveson Inquiry so far saw a former prime minister and several Cabinet ministers give evidence on contact with the press, regulation and the BSkyB takeover…

Jeremy Hunt congratulated James Murdoch over the BSkyB bid going through Brussels hours before being appointed to replace Vince Cable, the Leveson Inquiry has heard. The culture secretary sent a text message…

Justice Secretary Ken Clark and Lord Justice Leveson have discussed changes in “no win, no fee” agreements for libel and privacy claims. Clarke, who is leading the government’s policy on conditional fee…