By James Doleman

• Evidence moves on to Goodman’s arrest in 2006.
• Coulson told Goodman he had to say he was a “lone wolf” over hacking.
• Hacker offered Goodman meeting with “current spook” to show links with security services.
• Defendant told he would retain job if he did not “implicate” anyone else.
• News International lawyer a “malign influence” during case.

Court resumed this morning to hear day four of former News of the World royal editor Clive Goodman defending himself on charges of conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office alongside the paper’s then editor Andy Coulson. Goodman’s defence QC, David Spens, began today’s proceedings by asking the Read full story ›

Source: The Drum