Phone-hacking probes may have copped names from Andy Hayman
Media Monkey: Operations Weeting and Elveden named as an in-joke about ex-Met boss and Norfolk's former chief constable
March 2012
Times crime editor denies paper hired Met's Andy Hayman as a 'favour'
Sean O'Neill tells Leveson inquiry there was nothing improper about recruitment of former assistant commissioner as columnist. By Jason Deans
Andy Hayman gives evidence to Leveson inquiry - video
Andy Hayman, the former Met assistant commissioner who had responsibility for the original 2006 News of the World phone-hacking investigation, addresses the inquiry into media standards
Police chief John Yates reveals string of lunches with NoW editors
Leveson inquiry hears details of engagements of two former Scotland Yard chiefs caught up in phone-hacking scandal
July 2011
Rupert Murdoch: what will MPs do without someone to fear?
Charlie Brooker
Murdoch's banishment is but the first step in cleaning up the media
Henry Porter
Met Police commissioner agrees to questioning over phone hacking scandal
Put the spotlight on police failings
Phone hacking: Andy Hayman hits back at MPs' 'lynch mob mentality'
Andy Hayman 'unwise' to dine with News International executives
Simon Hoggart's sketch
Andy Hayman stars at phone-hacking committee session
Simon Hoggart
Former Met officers prepare to defend first phone-hacking investigation
September 2009
Airline bomb plot: Anti-terror chief reveals how attacks were foiled
Andy Hayman, former head of counter-terrorism, tells how the investigation went into fast-forward after an arrest in Pakistan
July 2009
Government bans former anti-terror chief's tell-all book
Court injunction on Andy Hayman's The Terrorist Hunters, which includes details of De Menezes and Litvinenko cases
December 2008
Troubled force: Officers who quit
Tough year at the top in the Met
December 2007
News blog
Newsdesk notes for Wednesday December 5
Texts, trips and a £1m office: Britain's top terror policeman quits amid smear claim
