Murdoch: 'I don't believe in privacy law'
"Generally, I don't believe in privacy law," said Rupert Murdoch.
"Privacy laws are always proposed for the protection of the great and the good and not for the mass people that make up our democracy," he said.
Rupert Murdoch: We fell victim to hacking 'cover-up'
News International bosses fell victim to a "cover-up" over the hacking scandal, Rupert Murdoch told the Leveson Inquiry today.
What to expect from today's grilling of Rupert Murdoch
Today's Leveson hearings focus on the relationship between David Cameron and Rupert Murdoch and the media boss' role in the hacking scandal.
Rupert Murdoch continues Leveson evidence
Rupert Murdoch will answer questions on the phone-hacking scandal at the Leveson Inquiry today.