Search results for ‘Trinity Mirror’
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Trinity Mirror: yes, we did hack phones
Trinity Mirror admits intercepting the messages of actors Shane Ritchie, Shobna Gulati and Lucy Benjamin and BBC executive Alan Yentob.
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Mirror Group phone hacking hearing – latest updates
Lauren Alcorn, a former girlfriend of footballer Rio Ferdinand, tells the high court she felt “hounded and bombarded” by questioning about her personal life from people she hardly knew.
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Sunday Mirror publisher probed over alleged phone hacking
Police tell Mirror Group Newspapers it is under investigation over alleged illegal phone hacking carried out by former employees of the Sunday Mirror.
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Mirror journalists arrested in phone hacking probe
The editor and deputy editor of the People, and two former Mirror Group journalists, are arrested by police investigating alleged phone hacking.
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Phone hacking claims launched against Mirror group
Shares in newspaper group Trinity Mirror slump in early trading as four people, including former England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson, launch legal actions against its titles.
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What next for newspapers as the seven day Mirror is born?
With income declining across the industry, The Mirror becomes the latest newspaper to move to seven day publishing.
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Government commission to consider charging for FOI requests
A Government appointed commission will consider charging the public to submit Freedom Of Information requests, as part of an inquiry into possible changes to legislation.
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Prison officers ‘took newspaper payments’
The penultimate day of the Leveson inquiry hears that police are investigating alleged corrupt payments by journalists to prison officers in return for stories.
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Two journalists arrested as part of Operation Elveden
Two tabloid journalists are arrested by detectives investigating corrupt payments to public officials as part of the Metropolitan Police’s wider phone hacking inquiry.
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Are we in the midst of a ‘shareholder spring’?
Shareholder anger over salaries and bonuses has forced the resignation of top company bosses. But do not mistake this for an anti-capitalist revolution, writes Business Correspondent Sarah Smith.
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Aviva boss steps down after shareholder pay revolt
Andrew Moss, the chief executive of Aviva, the UK’s largest insurer, is stepping down with immediate effect following a shareholder revolt over the insurance firm’s executive pay.
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‘Other papers’ hacked phones, Leveson inquiry hears
Private detective Glenn Mulcaire’s notebooks suggest he may have hacked phones for the Sun and the Daily Mirror as well as the News of the World, the Leveson inquiry hears. Andy Davies reports.
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Louise Mensch comes clean on Morgan, drugs and bad dancing
From a family holiday in Disney World, Florida, Louise Mensch issues an apology to CNN’s embattled celebrity anchor Piers Morgan, and reveals a colourful past.
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FactCheck: Meetings with Murdoch
David Cameron’s new rules on transparency were rushed in on the same day Rebekah Brooks quit. The PM slung out the details of his meetings with media moguls, leaving Ed Miliband racing to match his new spirit of openness. And today we are treated, for the first time in British history, to details of who all the ministers are busy meeting (see full list on Number 10’s website).
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FactCheck: Did Piers Morgan boast about phone hacking?
Piers Morgan has demanded an apology from MP Louise Mensch for her allegations that he boated in his book The Insider of phone hacking to win Scoop of the Year. Was Mensch right about Morgan or was it a smear?
