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Read all about it: The secret dossier of lawbreaking that spells trouble for Murdoch...and Cameron
Rebekah Brooks was among journalists who used a private detective who was later convicted

By Brian Brady and James Hanning - Independent

Sienna Miller set to sue 'News of the World' over phone hacking
By Ian Burrell, Media Editor Independent

Boris Johnson dismisses concerns over News of the World phone hacking as 'codswallop'
Mayor of London says he is satisfied by Metropolitan police investigation of case Guardian

Phone-hacking: why were Goodman, Mulcaire and Coulson paid off? Guardain

Andy Coulson, David Cameron and the Connection connection
The prime minister knows what it's like to be the PR man dealing with a media scandal. After all, he was one Guardian

Andy Coulson's resignation is just the start

The fall-out from the resignation of David Cameron's PR chief will reach far into our political culture
Guardian

Coulson's resignation must not be seen as the end of the hacking scandal Guardian

The Andy Coulson affair raises the question – who runs Britain?

The deafening silence from political leaders reveals the grip Murdoch's empire has over the establishment
Guardian

News of the World faces new allegation of phone hacking within last year

Kelly Hoppen, Sienna Miller's stepmother, is suing the NoW for 'accessing or attempting to access her voicemail'
Guardian

Phone hacking: now judge tells police to stop protecting names

Ruling threatens to implicate more News International executives

By Cahal Milmo and Martin Hickman Independent

Met fears release of 'evidence' would hurt phone-hacking case

By Cahal Milmo and Martin Hickman Indepndent

Phone hacking: two News of the World journalists arrested

Police search homes of paper's chief reporter and former news editor as CPS and police row over failure of first inquiry Guardian