William Hague has "sympathy" for disgraced No 10 spin doctor Andy Coulson, who is facing up to two years in prison. The Foreign Secretary added it was not true that he had introduced the former tabloid editor to Tory high command.
The Prime Minister has reiterated his apology over appointing Andy Coulson as his director of communications at Number 10, telling MPs: "I am sorry, this was the wrong decision".
David Cameron told MPs: "Yesterday once again showed that no one is above the law in our country."
If the PM sustained damage over the phone hacking verdicts, it's because he didn't ask his former communications chief enough questions.
David Cameron is on the hook twice at Downing Street; firstly for employing Andy Coulson and secondly for bringing him into Government.