Victim Stories

Jane Winter, a victim of computer hacking, responds to David Yelland's Leveson anniversary speech.

Hugh Tomlinson QC examines how teacher Lucy Meadows was monstered by tabloid newspapers before her death on 19 March 2013. Originally posted on Inforrm.

Juliet Shaw describes her two-year libel fight against the Daily Mail after it published a story about her moving from city life to Walney Island.

Chris Jefferies, wrongly arrested over the murder of Joanna Yeates, describes his treatment by the press, his Leveson evidence and hopes for reform.

An anonymous phone hacking victim, known only as HJK, speaks to Hacked Off about being targeted by the News of the World and taking on the police and the press.

Former 7/7 firefighter Paul Dadge, pictured in an iconic image of the bombings, describes learning that the News of the World hacked his voicemails.

Transcript of Christopher Jefferies' BBC Radio 4 Today programme interview of 2 November 2011 about press coverage of him after his arrest.

Profile of Christopher Jefferies, whose life was exposed and facts twisted by the press after his arrest, without charge, over Joanna Yeates' murder.

Operation Weeting officers told Sara Payne, mother of Sarah Payne, that her details were found in Glenn Mulcaire's notes, suggesting her phone may have been hacked by the News of the World.