Times editor apologises over email hacking case

The editor of the Times newspaper has apologised after admitting that a former reporter had unlawfully hacked into an email account to unmask the identity of an anonymous police blogger. 09 Feb 2012

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Mulcaire cannot invoke right not to self-incriminate, says Court of Appeal

Technology Individuals do not have the right to avoid self-incrimination in court if they are accused of unlawfully intercepting confidential commercial or technical information belonging to someone else, the Court of Appeal has ruled. 02 Feb 2012

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Allegations of government bribes investigated most often in China, report says

Chinese government officials were the subject of bribery investigations  more often than officials of any other country in the past 35 years, a report by bribery analysts has said. 18 Jan 2012

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