A journalist questioned under caution by police investigating leaks from inside Scotland Yard's phone-hacking investigation will not face criminal charges.

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Paul Peachey: Theresa May is missing the point about police relations with the media

So that's the last of the champagne for now. In the post-hacking, Leveson era, it's clear that any discussion of a "chilling effect" refers to the fraught relationship between police and media rather than the ideal temperature to serve a bottle of bubbly at a convivial lunchtime meeting.

Guardian reporter Amelia Hill will not face criminal charges over alleged Scotland Yard leaks

A journalist who was questioned under caution by police investigating alleged leaks from inside Scotland Yard’s phone hacking investigation will not face criminal charges.

New rules for police and media relationships to be drawn up, Theresa May tells Leveson

New guidelines that will bring "common sense" to relationships between the police and media have been drawn up, Theresa May told the Leveson Inquiry.

Michael Gove to come under sustained questioning over Murdoch relationship at Leveson

The Education Secretary Michael Gove is set to come under sustained questioning over the strength of his relationship with Rupert Murdoch when he appears before the Leveson inquiry into media standards tomorrow.

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No pact with Rupert Murdoch, says Tony Blair

Tony Blair denied today doing any deals with Rupert Murdoch in return for the support of his newspapers.

Martin Hickman: A silken performance from Blair the master escapologist

Blair achieved everything he had set out to do at the Leveson Inquiry

Woman arrested in phone-hacking probe

A woman was arrested today by detectives investigating allegations of voicemail hacking.

TOM WATSON: The MP who has led the campaign to expose hacking was a target of the News of the World

Murdoch newspaper plot 'to blackmail politicians'

Detectives carrying out the investigation into illegal newsgathering techniques at Rupert Murdoch's British newspaper group have been asked to investigate whether it attempted to blackmail politicians.

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News International 'tried to blackmail select committee'

Met told to investigate claim that MPs were targeted to gather dirt for intimidation plot that was ordered from outside the newsroom

Ian Burrell: Astonishing informality between Hunt and Michel

Jeremy Hunt made his business fortune by founding a publishing venture, Hotcourses, offering specialist further education to help students new and old to enhance or change their careers.

Cameron aide’s cosy chats with News Corp

No 10 press secretary revealed to have exchanged texts as Dowler scandal raged

Journalist held in payments inquiry

A journalist was arrested today as part of Scotland Yard's inquiry into payments to public officials.

Jeremy Hunt urged PM to look favourably on News Corp's BSkyB bid

Memo undermines PM's claim his Government was unbiased on BSkyB bid

The political scandal over Rupert Murdoch's battle to buy BSkyB moved closer to David Cameron last night after new evidence undermined the Prime Minister's claim that his Government was scrupulously even-handed in deciding on the £8bn deal.

Hunt 'urged PM over BSkyB decision'

Jeremy Hunt made private representations to the Prime Minister supporting the BSkyB bid before he was given responsibility for deciding the issue, it was revealed tonight.

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