Category:News Corporation phone hacking scandal

This is the category for the News Corporation phone hacking scandal.

As of this writing, Leveson Inquiry redirects here. The Leveson Inquiry was a judicial inquiry into journalism in the United Kingdom precipitated by the News Corporation phone hacking scandal.

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• 19 February 2014: Piers Morgan interviewed by police investigating phone hacking
• 10 October 2013: UK government rejects industry proposal for press regulation
• 17 August 2012: News of the World Scotland editor charged with perjury, hacking
• 28 January 2012: Five arrested over police payments at News International
• 21 December 2011: Leveson Inquiry told hacking was 'bog-standard' journalism tool at Daily Mirror
• 23 September 2011: News International offers £3 million phone-hacking settlement to family of murder victim
• 25 August 2011: UK electoral commission asked to investigate News International payoffs
• 21 August 2011: Officer held after phone-hacking investigation 'leak'
• 18 August 2011: News of the World: New document suggests cover-up
• 13 August 2011: Phone hacking scandal prompts media review in Australia

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