Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt addressed News Corp lobbyist Fred Michel as “daddy” and “mon ami” in text messages released by the Leveson Inquiry.

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Hunt texted ‘mon ami’ to lobbyist

Along with embattled culture secretary Jeremy Hunt.

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Tony Blair to Testify Monday

A lobbyist for by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation tells the Leveson Inquiry he did nothing “inappropriate” in contacting Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s former special adviser.

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BSkyB contact not ‘inappropriate’

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s former special adviser Adam Smith will give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next week, it is announced.

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Hunt adviser to appear at Leveson

Ed Miliband steps up pressure on Jeremy Hunt to resign saying ‘it beggars belief’, that the culture secretary is still in his job.

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Miliband steps up Hunt pressure

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt rejects Labour calls for him to resign over claims about his role in News Corp’s bid for BSkyB.

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Hunt adviser quits in BSkyB row

Can Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt survive in his job?

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Papers speculate on Hunt’s future

Labour calls for Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt to resign after Leveson Inquiry evidence on News Corp’s BSkyB bid, but Mr Hunt says he acted with ‘scrupulous fairness’.

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Hunt urged to quit over BSkyB bid

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt rejects suggestions that the London 2012 Games should be an “austerity” Olympics.

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Hunt rejects ‘austerity Olympics’

Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt reveals 20 UK towns and cities which are expected to get their own local TV stations.

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Ofcom earmarks local TV locations

Journalists guilty of gross malpractice should be “struck off”, says shadow culture secretary Ivan Lewis.

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Ban errant journalists – Labour

A fight between two boys watched by adults at a cage-fighting event is described as “very barbaric” by the Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt.

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Boys fighting in cage ‘barbaric’

Dozens of local TV stations could be the first broadcasters in the UK to have sponsored news bulletins, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.

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Local TV news could be sponsored

News of the World has apologized for the paper’s phone-hacking scandal and announced plans to pay victims from a compensation fund of less than

The culture secretary says he intends to refer News Corp’s bid for BSkyB for review, but gives the firm time to address competition concerns.

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More time for News Corp BSkyB bid