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No hacking charges for ex-NoW boss
The former deputy editor at the News of the World newspaper, Neil Wallis, will not face any charges regarding phone hacking, the CPS announces.
Duchess of York settles hacking case
The Duchess of York settles her phone-hacking legal claim with the News of the World's publishers, receiving a public apology and undisclosed damages.
The main players
A table showing the people named in relation to the hacking scandal
Big numbers
The inquiry in words and numbers
Profiles of key people
Expert views
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Nick Robinson
David Cameron's inquiry becomes his trial
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Torin Douglas
How Rebekah Brooks performed at Leveson
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Robert Peston
MPs report on Rupert Murdoch will have big implications
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Rory Cellan-Jones
How secure is your mobile phone from phone-hackers?
Demise of News of the World
Watch/Listen
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Is Murdoch 'fit' to run News Corp? 02:08
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PM rules out Hunt BSkyB inquiry02:25
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NoW repeatedly 'misled' MPs01:37
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Do politicians still need the press?08:31
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Newspapers a 'tough, stressful business'01:37
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Murdoch rejects 'mafia attack'03:36
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Thurlbeck: I will clear my name01:40
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Watson faces new phone-hacking threats05:57
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Ex-editor Coulson sues news group01:00
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NoW executives quizzed over hacking02:28
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Crone accused of hacking cover-up02:58
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Brooks: 'I never paid police'03:48
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In full: Murdochs give evidence to MPs2:42:00
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PM's phone-hacking statement in full14:12
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Murdoch attacked at MPs' hearing00:36
Inquiries & investigations
Leveson Inquiry
Inquiry into culture, practices and ethics of UK media
Operation Weeting
Police investigation into phone hacking at NoW
Operation Elveden
Parallel investigation into police corruption
Other investigations
Operations Tuleta, Sacha and Kilo
Features and analysis
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Q&A: Phone-hacking scandal
Key questions posed by the inquiry into phone hacking
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Phone-hacking timeline
Follow events in the phone-hacking scandal
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Key Leveson witnesses
Key moments of the media ethics inquiry
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Decision time
Why Lord Justice Leveson needs to come up with some solutions
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Phone hacking: the next step
MPs publish details of their next move
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Final judgement?
MPs' report not final word, says BBC's Ross Hawkins.
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MPs give their verdict
How Rupert Murdoch and other witnesses fared in MPs' report
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Circle of power
Who's on the board of Murdoch's global empire?
Jargon explained
'Hacking'
Accessing private voicemail messages on a person's mobile from another phone. Read more
'Blagging'
Where a journalist or private investigator poses as someone else to obtain personal information without consent. Read more
'Pinging'
How police and security services pinpoint a phone by monitoring which signal masts it is using and triangulating its location. Read more
