BIZARRE: 4 - You Need To See This

Mail titles kept using investigator after his conviction, court hears

Steve Whittamore says Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday remained his ‘best customers’ for two years after his 2005 conviction

The Guardian - UK · Feb 11

Ex-Daily Mail editor claims obtaining ex-directory phone numbers was ‘low on Richter scale of unlawfulness’

Paul Dacre said he was ‘totally unaware’ of the methods used to obtain Chelsy Davy’s flight details and seat number

The Independent UK · Feb 11

Paul Dacre says claims Mail broke law to target Doreen Lawrence ‘bitterly wounding’

Ex-editor of Daily Mail tells high court he is appalled by allegations about its journalists by Stephen Lawrence’s mother and others

The Guardian - UK · Feb 10

Elton John accuses Daily Mail publisher of ‘abhorrent’ invasion of privacy

Singer says articles about his health and birth of son ‘outside even the most basic standards of human decency’

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6

Elton John tells court ‘invasion’ into his family’s privacy was ‘abhorrent’

Singer gives evidence at High Court as part of group of high-profile figures bringing legal action against owners of ‘Daily Mail’

The Independent UK · Feb 6

Sir Elton John tells court alleged Mail actions were ‘outside human decency’

The Candle In The Wind singer is one of a group of famous names bringing legal action against Associated Newspapers Limited at the High Court

Evening Standard · Feb 6

David Furnish says alleged stealing of information by Daily Mail is an ‘abomination’

Furnish and husband Sir Elton John claim ten articles published between 2002 and 2015 were based on unlawfully obtained information

The Independent UK · Feb 5

David Furnish calls alleged stealing of information an ‘abomination’, court told

David Furnish and his husband Sir Elton John are two of the household names bringing legal action against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers.

Evening Standard · Feb 5

David Furnish calls alleged phone hacks of him and Elton John ‘an abomination’

Furnish says he and his husband felt ‘violated’ by the Daily Mail, which allegedly used information gained unlawfully

The Guardian - UK · Feb 5

Researcher paid people for testimony about Daily Mail, high court told

Former phone hacker Graham Johnson denies claims, saying payments were part of effort to draw attention to unlawful behaviour by media

The Guardian - UK · Feb 4