Phone hacking trial: Andy Coulson 'was out of office' on day accused of hearing Daniel Craig voicemail

1EmailCoulson’s lawyer said his client was not in the city but ex-News of the World reporter Dan Evans insisted, even if he muddled up dates, he did play the message

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Sienna Miller: 'I love you' message to Daniel Craig was 'not important declaration of love'

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Sienna: my brief encounter with Daniel Craig

Speaking in clear, confident voice, Miller told the court that the voicemail was not an ''important declaration of love'' Photo: GETTY IMAGES By News agencies

3:57PM GMT 31 Jan 2014

Sienna Miller has denied that her affair with Daniel Craig, the James Bond actor, was a “relationship”, describing it instead as a “very brief encounter”.

Giving evidence in the phone hacking trial via videolink from New Orleans, where the actress is involved in a new film, Miss Miller described Mr Craig as “her very best friend”, but insisted that reports of a message in which she said she loved him had been “misconstrued”.

Bringing a touch of glamour to the proceedings at the Old Bailey, Miss Miller, who was flanked by an FBI agent, appeared five days after Jude Law, her ex-boyfriend, gave evidence in person.

Jurors were told that the News of the World exposed her affair with Mr Craig after Dan Evans, a reporter, hacked into the actor’s voicemail in 2005.

Mr Evans overheard a message from the 32-year-old actress, in which it is claimed that she said: “Hi, it’s me. I can’t talk I’m at the Groucho

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Head of Daniel Pelka's primary school suspended

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9:14AM GMT 09 Nov 2013

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The head teacher of the school attended by Daniel Pelka has been suspended, according to reports.

Darren Clews was the head of Little Heath Primary School, Coventry, when four-year-old Daniel was tortured and starved to death by his mother and step-father in March 2012.

Mr Clews has since left Little Heath and was employed as head teacher of another in the area, but has been suspended from that position pending further investigation into the boy’s death, ITV reported.

An earlier review into Daniel’s death found the school’s response to his injuries was “disorganised” and its safeguarding measures “dysfunctional”.

It added: “No records were made

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