Pathologist concludes Jacob Michael died of ‘excited delirium’, a term not recognised by Department of Health

Investigator told to reveal who at News of the World told him to hack phones but is granted stay pending supreme court appeal

Rimvydas Liorancas, charged with the murders of Avtar and Carole Kolar this month, found dead at Woodhill prison

Judges will decide whether he must disclose who instructed him to hack phones

The justice secretary’s decision to ban ex-offenders from claiming compensation for crimes against them is discriminatory

Solidarity party leader says he was asked to sign gagging order as he is released from prison a year after being jailed for perjury

The arrest of four Sun journalists threatens to open a fresh phase of the scandal surrounding News International

Call comes as report details bullying fears of children in custody

Discovery of “missing” documents in biggest police corruption case – cock up or conspiracy?

European court of human rights president Sir Nicolas Bratza says any criticism should be based on evidence not emotion