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Leveson inquiry day by day

Find reports, live blogs, video footage and statements from each day of the appearances by key witnesses before the inquiry on press standards

Leveson inquiry: Sun editor denies using private investigators - video

The editor of the Sun, Dominic Mohan, gives evidence to the Leveson inquiry, saying he has not used private investigators as far as he is aware

Leveson inquiry: Dominic Mohan's witness statement - full text

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Sun editor's written evidence to the inquiry into media standards and phone hacking
Leveson inquiry: Kelvin MacKenzie's witness statement - full text

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Former Sun editor's written evidence to the inquiry into media standards and phone hacking
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Leveson inquiry: thieves stole photos from Pippa Middleton to sell to Sun

Royal editor says Sun helped police catch criminals who had photos of Kate and William. By Lisa O'Carroll
Leveson inquiry: Sun picture editor regrets McCann media scrum

John Edwards says he feels sympathy for toddler's parents over press mob they faced when they returned home from Portugal. By Lisa O'Carroll
Leveson inquiry: Kelvin MacKenzie attacks the Guardian - video

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Kelvin MacKenzie, who edited the Sun for 13 years from 1981, criticises the Guardian's correction of a story about deletions of Milly Dowler's voicemail messages
Kelvin MacKenzie: News International should be fined for 'lying' to PCC

Former Sun editor tells Leveson inquiry NoW publisher should pay 'penalty' for misleading watchdog over phone hacking. By Jason Deans and Josh Halliday
Leveson inquiry: who's appearing on Monday

Sun editor Dominic Mohan, one of his predecessors Kelvin MacKenzie and Bizarre editor Gordon Smart to give evidence. By Josh Halliday
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Leveson inquiry: Kelvin MacKenzie tells it like it was at the Sun

Past and present Sun editors present different versions of life at the Murdoch tabloid, writes Michael White
Leveson inquiry: Kelvin exercises self-control but he lashes News International for lying

Roy Greenslade reads between the lines of Kelvin MacKenzie's evidence as he struggles to contain his natural ebullience
Paul Dacre's Daily Mail front page highlights the power of the editor

Dan Sabbagh: Video following Stephen Lawrence verdict indicates the impact that the Leveson inquiry is having on the press
Phone-hacking justice doesn't have to mean journalists in jail

An Istanbul columnist may be too bold to draw parallels between Turkish reporters in prison and those arrested for hacking in the UK, but his analogy still has resonance for the Leveson inquiry
The tabloids should not live in fear of the Leveson Inquiry

Max Clifford: It's great papers are reflecting on their methods, but tabloids being too scared to break big scoops isn't good for democracy
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