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01:29
Sue Akers on 'a culture of illegal payments at The Sun' official
Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Met Police, Sue Akers, reveals a "network of corrupted officials" in contact with journalists at The Sun.
02:41
Simon Hughes appears at the Leveson Inquiry official
Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats Simon Hughes suggests phone hacking may have impacted on his chances of winning the party's leadership contest.
02:22
Glenn Mulcaire 'had details of witness protection programme' official
Former Met Police Officer Brian Paddick tells the Leveson Inquiry that Glenn Mulcaire had the names of people under witness protection.
02:55
Jacqui Hames: 'NotW colluded with murder suspects' official
Former Crimewatch presenter Jacqui Hames accuses the News of the World of colluding with the suspects in the murder of Daniel Morgan.
01:52
Lord Prescott: 'Scotland Yard told me I was not hacked' official
Former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Prescott tells the Leveson Inquiry that Scotland Yard claimed there was no evidence his phone had been hacked.
02:00
Chris Jefferies: 'I believe my police statement was leaked' official
Joanna Yeates's landlord Chris Jefferies tells the Leveson Inquiry he believes the police leaked his statement to the media.
02:28
Ian Hislop appears at the Leveson Inquiry official
Private Eye editor Ian Hislop tells the Leveson Inquiry that laws are already in place to prevent abuses like phone hacking at the News of the World.
01:57
Leveson Inquiry: Ulrika Jonsson's phone 'possibly hacked' official
Daily Mirror editor Richard Wallace tells the Leveson Inquiry Ulrika Jonsson's affair with Sven-Goran Eriksson may have been exposed by phone hacking.
02:46
Leveson Inquiry: 'News Int spied on me and my children' official
Hacking victims' lawyer Charlotte Harris tells the Leveson Inquiry that she was spied on by News International.
02:29
Leveson sets out plans for phone hacking inquiry official
Lord Justice of Appeal Leveson says he will use his powers to compel witnesses to give evidence to the phone hacking inquiry.