Lord Leveson calls for calm over Jeremy Hunt's email links to News Corporation However, Lord Justice Leveson urged caution in interpreting the emails before Mr Hunt's defence has been heard. "I understand entirely the reason for some of the reaction to the evidence yesterday and, in particular, to the emails about which Mr Murdoch was asked," he said. But I am acutely aware from considerable experience that documents such as these cannot always be taken at face value, and can frequently bear more than one interpretation. I am absolutely not taking sides or expressing any opinion, but I am prepared to say that it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions. The judge said he would hear from Mr Hunt but hinted the appearance would not be brought forward at the request of the minister. "In due course I will hear the relevant evidence from all the relevant witnesses, and when I report I will then make the findings that are necessary for me to fulfil the terms of reference that the Prime Minister set for me," he said. He also said the Government should wait for the outcome of his own inquiry before ordering more investigations.