 Police quiz ex-News of the World reporter over hacking 
 
 Andy Coulson has denied Mr Hoare's claims 
 
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 The former News of the World reporter at the centre of phone hacking allegations has been questioned by police, his solicitor has said. Mr Tarrant's lawyer, Mark Lewis, said the action was "at a very early stage". Scotland Yard has had the information about Miller being targeted in its possession since August 2006, when Mulcaire was arrested and his records seized, but failed to say anything to Miller until her lawyer, Mark Thomson, of Atkins Thomson, wrote to ask them. The Commons standards and privileges committee, which has been asked by MPs to investigate the matter, has decided to ask the clerk of the House and outside legal experts to advise on whether phone hacking is a contempt of parliament.
– Sienna Miller is set to join the growing list of outraged public figures taking legal action over phone-hacking by reporters at Britain's News of the World. Lawyers for the star say she plans to add her name to those seeking a review of how the police handled the case and sources at the Rupert-Murdoch owned paper say she's taking steps toward suing it because reporters allegedly listened to her voicemails, the Guardian reports. (For background and opinion on the scandal, click here.) Miller's friends say she changed her number after noticing signs that somebody else was listening to her voicemail, but jailed reporter Glen Mulcaire appears to have obtained her new number as well, although police didn't notify her when they found her PIN code in his possession. A former News of the World reporter who says his editor asked him to hack phones was interviewed by British police last night, the BBC reports.