Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 7 May

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Wednesday 7 May 2014

Summary
	Justice Saunders explains the proceedings for the day
		Medical Reports expected on Clive Goodman
	The Prosecution Present Admissions for Rebekah Brooks
		Further evidence on Rebekah Brooks
	The Prosecution Closing Statement Begins
		Anthony Edis QC introduces his Closing Statement
		The Prosecution Case on Count 1
		The Prosecution Case on Count 5
		The Prosecution Case on Count 7
		The Prosecution goes over the chronology of Phone Hacking
		Glen Mulcaire’s Payments
		The Recruitment of Dan Evans
		Goodman’s Arrest
		The Events leading to the Closure of the News of the World
		Archived Boxes
		Max Clifford’s Settlement and Email deletion

Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 29 Apr

Tuesday 29 April 2014

Summary
	The Cross-Examination of Andy Coulson Continues
		The Prosecution questions Coulson further on Phone Hacking
		Dan Evans hacking of Daniel Craig
		Clive Goodman and Royal Stories
	Justice Saunders informs the Jury of Clive Goodmans health
		Clive Goodman’s continued evidence will be delayed
	Further Cross-Examination of Andy Coulson
		The Prosecution questions Coulson on Hacking of Royal Aides
		Coulson’s phone rings in the dock
		The Calum Best Story
		Justice Saunders explains remainder of the trial
		Coulson questioned on the Arrests of Goodman and Mulcaire

Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 22 Apr

Tuesday 22 April 2014

Summary
	The Defence of Andy Coulson Continues
		Counsel for Andy Coulson is asked about Dan Evans
		The Sienna Miller voicemail message
		The Jude Law, Sienna Miller Daniel Craig story
		Attending the Labour Party Conference
		Other sources of the Law, Miller, Craig story
		Coulson question about Greg Miskiw
		The hacking of Coulson’s phone
		Coulson asked about Clive Goodman
		The Blackadder Column
		Coulson relationship with Goodman becomes frustrating
		Goodman’s promotion on 2001
		Paying for Green Books
		Royal Phone Hacking
		Goodman moved to report to News Desk
		The Alexander Project
		Royal Palace Phone Book
		Prince Harry’s Exam

Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 16 Apr

Wednesday 16 April 2014

Summary
	The Defence of Andy Coulson Continues
		Counsel for Andy Coulson asks him about The Blunkett Affair
		Thurlbeck speaks to Coulson about Voicemail messgaes
		Coulson decides to speak to David Blunkett
		Coulson’s meeting with Blunkett
		Coulson conversations with Huw Evans
		Coulson asked about other Hacking Vicitims
		More questions on David Blunkett
		Coulson questioned on Charles Clarke
		The Calum Best Story and the “Do his phone” emial

Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 5 Mar

Wednesday 5 March 2014

Summary
	Rebekah Brooks Defence continues
		Brooks questioned by David Spens QC – Counsel for Clive Goodman
		Brooks questioned by Neil Saunders QC – Counsel for Charlie Brooks
		Brooks questioned by William Clegg QC – Counsel for Mark Hanna
	Rebekah Brooks Cross Examination by the Prosecution
		Brooks questioned by Anthony Edis QC for the Crown

Hacking Trial Live Tweets – 3 Mar

Monday 3 March 2014

Summary
	Rebekah Brooks Defence covers more evidence on Count 1 – Hacking
		Brooks becomes CEO of News International
		Gordon Taylor’s Civil Action
		Glen Mulcaire Contracts
		Max Clifford Civil Action
		Mulcaire Legal Order to name other Victims
	Rebekah Brooks Defence moves onto Count 5 and 6 – Concealing Evidence
		Brooks question on Email Deletion
		The emails that Closed the News of the World
		Offices Swept
		Arrests and Desk Clearing

Hundreds of hacking calls made from ‘private wire’ inside NI HQ, jury told | Hacked Off

Hundreds of hacking calls were made from a “private wire” inside News International’s headquarters, the Old Bailey heard today.

Among those whose voicemails were accessed from the “generic” phone link at Wapping in east London were Katie Price, Tessa Jowell, celebrity PR advisor Alan Edwards and three Mail on Sunday journalists – Sebastian Hamilton, Dennis Rice and Laura Collins, the hacking trial was told.

Princes William and Harry’s private secretary, Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, alone was called 416 times during a nine-month period, the court heard.