The former Met commissioner met ex-News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis eight times between 2006 and 2010, it has been revealed

Guardian journalist Nick Davies says there are some instances where paying a source may be acceptable, citing the Daily Telegraph's exposé on MPs' expenses

Dominic Mohan tells the Leveson inquiry into media ethics he does not believe a picture published in the Sun by the photographer Alison Jackson showing a spoof scene of Prince Harry pinching Pippa Middleton's bottom 'eroticises sexual harrassment' but is instead 'light-hearted fun'

Paul Dacre told the Leveson inquiry that he was aware the Daily Mail was using private detectives to access information before 2007, but was not aware of the extent. Dacre was asked for his opinion on how the current system could be improved – he suggested another body alongside the Press Complaints Commission, such as an ombudsman, to deal with standards

Kate and Gerry McCann, whose three-year-old daughter Madeleine went missing in 2007 during a holiday in Portugal, tell of their anguish and their frustration at their treatment by the media

Actor says lurid details of his private life were revealed by the News of the World after he was set up in a 'sociopathic sting'