‘Miaow, miaow, miaow.’ Inside Robert and Ghislaine Maxwell’s toe-curling relationship

TV review: The House of Maxwell is about a larger-than-life-father and disgraced daughter

Cheryl Tweedy, Noel Fielding bring phone-hacking claims against Mirror publisher

Cases continuing as predictions final industry-wide bill for damages and legal fees could hit £1bn

British newspaper publisher Reach to cut 550 jobs in bid to reduce costs

Company publishes Daily Mirror and Daily Express as well as regional newspaper titles

April fool alert: Some important rules about practical jokes at work

Pilita Clark: You can get away with a prank if the victim is a pal or a more senior colleague

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Denis O’Brien, the dossier and the spy who came into the Dáil

For months, Denis O’Brien has battled Dublin public affairs firm Red Flag in the High Court, claiming that an illegal conspiracy exists to damage him. But how did it come to this? Peter Murtagh explains a tortuous trail . . .

Trinity Mirror prints public apology for phone hacking

Owner of Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People says civil claims will cost the company millions

UK police investigate Trinity Mirror over phone hacking

Probe centres on whether newspaper publisher criminally liable

€7.5m for North Circular Road block

Ryanair initiates defamation case against Channel 4

Airline is suing broadcaster and several newspapers over safety allegations made in Dispatches documentary

Mirror group dragged into UK phone-hacking scandal

Four journalists connected to newspapers arrested and later bailed