10 October 2011 Last updated at 07:20 ET

Hoppen gets £60,000 over hackingKelly Hoppen

Interior designer Kelly Hoppen accepts £60,000 in damages at the High Court over the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.

Hacking 'not over sales pressure'

The phone-hacking scandal cannot be blamed on pressure to produce big stories, a former News of the World editor tells the Lord Leveson inquiry.

Payne sues over alleged hacking

The mother of murder victim Sarah Payne and murdered schoolgirl Megan Russell's father are taking legal action over alleged phone hacking.

Background

Scandal timeline Explore the key events in the controversy Rupert Murdoch and Rebekah Brookes

The main players Key people and how they fit into the scandal Andy Coulson, former editor of NoW

Circle of power Who's on the board of Murdoch's global empire? Graphic: News Corp board

'I was ignored' Attempts to raise the alarm on hacking in 1999 A mobile phone key pad

High drama and farce A dramatic day as MPs quiz Murdochs A man tries to push a plate of foam at Mr Murdoch

Murdochs' key quotes Father and son respond to Commons questions James and Rupert Murdoch

Who's in line for job as top cop? Police chiefs jockey for vacant commissioner role Paul Stephenson outside New Scotland Yard

Fleet Street and Westminster How politicians and the press got so close Copies of the last edition of the News of the World

Expert views

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Jargon explained

  • 'Hacking'

    Accessing private voicemail messages on a person's mobile from another phone. Read more

  • 'Blagging'

    Where a journalist or private investigator poses as someone else to obtain personal information without consent. Read more

  • 'Pinging'

    How police and security services pinpoint a phone by monitoring which signal masts it is using and triangulating its location. Read more

Features and analysis

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