Eight individuals have legal cases against tabloid alleging wrongdoing including when Brooks was editor
The Sun is facing fresh allegations that phone hacking took place at the newspaper, including when the News UK chief executive, Rebekah Brooks, was editor.
Rupert Murdoch’s media company has always said illegal voicemail interception only took place at the now defunct News of the World newspaper and no illegality occurred at the Sun.
Gerry McCann, the father of missing child Madeline McCann.
The former cabinet ministers Peter Mandelson, Andy Burnham, Tom Watson, Vince Cable, Chris Huhne and Alistair Carmichael, plus the former Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron.
Tom Parker Bowles and Andrew Parker Bowles, the son and ex-husband of Camilla, Queen Consort.
Doreen Lawrence, the mother of the murdered schoolboy Stephen Lawrence, who has also started separate proceedings against the publisher of the Daily Mail.
Singer Tulisa, who was the subject of a drugs sting by the Sun on Sunday’s “fake sheikh” reporter Mazher Mahmood.
The British schoolteacher Christopher Jefferies, who was falsely suspected of murdering Joanna Yeates.
The former footballers Shaun Wright-Phillips and Robbie Fowler.
Comedian Jimmy Carr, actor Christopher Biggins and film director Sam Mendes.
The presenters Tom Bradby, Clare Balding, Chris Moyles, Diane-Louise Jordan and Anne Diamond.
The musicians Louise Redknapp, Gary Barlow and Nadine Coyle.
