Two senior journalists now working for The Sunday Times arranged for an MP investigating the hacking scandal to be put under surveillance, The Independent can reveal today.

MPs will debate the findings of the select committee report into phone hacking tomorrow, Commons Speaker John Bercow has announced.

From the first whispers of illegal practice at the News of the World in 2006, has grown a scandal large enough to engulf the Metropolitan Police, the entire British political establishment and a globe-straddling media conglomerate.

Here are the statements in full by Charlie Brooks and Rebekah Brooks, delivered outside their solicitor's London office this afternoon.

George Osborne is under increasing pressure to appear in person at the Leveson Inquiry following the disclosure of further evidence of his close links to the Murdoch empire.

New book exposes desperation of the Tory leader to woo Murdoch

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For more than 10 years, Ms Brooks was at the centre of a web that went far beyond professional contact only

News Corporation has reported a strong rise in quarterly profits despite continuing legal charges over the phone-hacking scandal.

Many of the questions Cameron faces are about a personal relationship

The truth about how murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler's phone messages were deleted may never emerge, the Leveson Inquiry heard today.

Concern over ministerial advisers' role ahead of testimony that could damage Government

Murdoch: My part in his downfall