PM's ex-media chief at Leveson
Andy Coulson, David Cameron's former communications chief and ex-News of the World editor, has been giving evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics.
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Coulson's evidence offers no fireworks but detail
Coulson 'assumed security access would be appropriate'
Andy Coulson, the Prime Minister's former spin doctor, has been giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.
Read the full storyJust another day in the office for Coulson
by Tom Bradby - Political EditorReading my Twitter timeline, it seems that what Coulson did today was remind people why Cameron hired him and held onto him; he was good at his job.
It is certainly true that Cameroons were gutted to lose him and very reluctant to let him go, even when the cards were stacked against him.
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Coulson finishes giving evidence at Leveson
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson has finished giving evidence to the Leveson Inquiry.
Coulson's evidence offers no fireworks but detail
Andy Coulson has appeared at the Leveson Inquiry today where his evidence was not exciting but did provide detail.
Read the full storyCoulson: Why did PM give BSkyB takeover decision to Cable?
Andy Coulson said if there was a deal between the Government and News Corp over the BSkyB takeover, "why did the Prime Minister give the job to Vince Cable?"
He added that Mr Cable is a "combative" member of the Liberal Democrats.
Coulson 'did not explore' whether donors could top up his salary
Andy Coulson said he did not explore if private Tory donors could top up his £140,000 per year salary when he was David Cameron's director of communications.
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Coulson: The Sun backing the Tories 'wasn't a bad day in the office'
The Prime Minister's former director of communications Andy Coulson said The Sun switching its allegiance from Labour to the Conservatives "wasn't a bad day in the office".
Mr Coulson added that he wished the paper had done it in a "different way", by being less anti-Labour and more pro-Tory.
Coulson: Disagreeing with Murdoch would be a 'bold move'
by Keir Simmons - NBC CorrespondentPushed by Lord Leveson, Andy Coulson agrees that for an editor to disagree with Rupert Murdoch would be a "bold move". That is not the way Murdoch tells it.
Coulson 'possibly' met News Corp lobbyist in No 10
by Keir Simmons - NBC CorrespondentAndy Coulson's statement: He met News Corp lobbyist Fred Michel on a few occasions including, possibly, in Number 10 - cannot recall discussing BSkyB.
Andy Coulson's Leveson witness statement
Click here for Andy Coulson's witness statement to the Leveson Inquiry.